Obama plan could loosen protections for senior drug coverage
The Obama administration proposes ending special protections that require Medicare drug plans to cover all or nearly all antidepressants antipsychotics and immunosuppressants. Critics warn the move may limit senior access and raise costs in private prescription benefits.
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Naval Academy drops charges in sex assault case
A Naval Academy spokesman says charges against Midshipman Eric Graham of Eight Mile Alabama are dismissed after prosecutors found no reasonable grounds to believe a crime occurred. The decision leaves one defendant, amid three originally alleged, with officers citing evidence gaps.
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Rebel infighting in Syria leaves hundreds dead
In a week of rebel clashes across four provinces, nearly 500 people are reported killed as factions including an al Qaida linked group clash with other insurgents. Civilians shelter at home while Assad loyalists pound opposition areas with airstrikes and artillery.
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Hollande threats legal action over love life report
French President Francois Hollande vows to sue after Closer magazine claims he carries on a secret affair with actress Julie Gayet. Images allegedly show a bodyguard and a helmeted man at Gayet's apartment, fueling persistent gossip in a nation wary of intruding on public figures.
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Fallujah siege eases as fighters, troops pause standoff
Residents return to Fallujah while al Qaida linked fighters and Iraqi forces deploy on outskirts in a tense calm. Ramadi also sees sporadic clashes as Anbar province remains destabilized amid broader Sunnis conflict with the Shiite-led government. In New Delhi, India and the United States agree to withdraw a diplomat over the Khobragade case, with both sides seeking face-saving steps to calm bilateral ties.
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