Iran envoy visa blocked by U S over hostage ties
The United States refused a visa to Iran's proposed U N ambassador Hamid Abutalebi citing links to the 1979 81 hostage crisis The move aims to avoid jeopardizing talks with Iran on its nuclear program and sparks questions about U S influence at the U N and the precedent set by Obama administration policy
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Obama tax rate rose as income fell in 2013
IRS data show President Obama and Michelle Obama reporting adjusted gross income of 481,098 with federal taxes of 98,169. Their effective rate increased to 20.4 percent from 18.4 percent as charitable giving dropped from 24.6 percent to 12.3 percent of income. Alison Ernst, 36, was released pending possible disorderly conduct charges after throwing a shoe at Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas. Clinton spoke at Mandalay Bay as Secret Service handled the incident.
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NIH chief sees potential in failed drugs for Alzheimer's therapy
NIH Director Francis Collins said research on repurposing drugs that failed in other trials shows promise for Alzheimer's. The effort, funded with 12.7 million to nine academic groups, aims to speed testing by moving candidates quickly into trials if effective, though Collins calls the Alzheimer's findings preliminary.
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Obamas Obamacare faces uncertain odds after Sebelius resignation
The Sebelius resignation comes as 7.5 million sign up for private marketplace coverage and a winding enrollment period nears end. Observers debate enrollment quality, premium forecasts for 2015, and the law's political windfall as insurers, providers, and consumers await clarity on subsidies and eligibility.
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Pope Francis seeks forgiveness for priest abuse
Pope Francis called for forgiveness for the evil done by priests who molested children and said the church must take a stronger stand and impose sanctions, addressing members of the International Catholic Child Bureau in Vatican City. He noted accountability and potential repercussions for perpetrators.
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Fiery bus crash near Los Angeles kills students and drivers
A FedEx Freight tractor trailer collided head on with a Silverado Stages charter bus carrying more than 40 high school students near Interstate 5 in California. Ten people died including five students, three chaperones, and two drivers. about 30 injured. NTSB and local authorities investigate. FedEx cooperates. Silverado Stages assists as officials seek details.
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