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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2014

Page

11

Obama video draws 15 million views in Between Two Ferns

President Obama's appearance on the Between Two Ferns online talk show nears 15 million views and may surpass Justin Bieber, as Funny or Die notes the interview aims to drive young people to sign up for health coverage. He told Ryan Seacrest he aimed to reach his target audience, while critics debate the political impact. The White House cites rising enrollment and a push to extend same sex couple rights in health plans. Michelle Obama promotes home cooking to curb childhood obesity at a Washington health summit.

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Cooks Helped Missiles Crews Survive Deficient Test

Documents obtained by the Associated Press show failings by Minot Air Force Base missile operators in March 2013 were hidden by blending with cooks and facilities staff. The briefing cites substandard missile proficiency and notes an exam-cheating hint amid the 91st Missile Wing.

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President vows to examine deportations

President Barack Obama commits to reviewing the deportation program with Homeland Security chief Jeh Johnson after a late-night Oval Office meeting with Latino lawmakers. He aims to find humane, lawful enforcement steps without bypassing Congress while seeking a lasting immigration solution.

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