Thai police ease Bangkok protests at Government House grounds
Demonstrators entered the prime minister's office and police headquarters without resistance as barriers were removed. Police reported no confrontation, signaling a pause ahead of the king’s birthday celebrations. Analysts warn protests could resume to pressure Yingluck Shinawatra.
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Piya Uthayo
Yingluck Shinawatra
Thaksin Shinawatra
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Yingluck
Paul Chambers
Institute of Southeast Asian Affairs
Chiang Mai University
Jade Donavanik
Graduate School of
Siam University
Insurers warn of enrollment problems on HealthCare.gov
Insurers warn faulty enrollment data and duplicate or missing applications may burden plans as HealthCare.gov overloads after a major site overhaul. America’s Health Insurance Plans cautions that even with fixes, millions signing up could overwhelm staff with manual processing. President Obama defends Obamacare as working and beneficial.
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U.S
Barack Obama
HealthCare.gov
Obama
Daniel Durham
America’s Health Insurance Plans
Durham
White House
Farm bill talks may drag into 2014
Congressional negotiators say a new farm bill could cut food stamps and expand crop insurance, but time is short. Oklahoma Republican Frank Lucas acknowledges the bill may not be ready for a year end vote, even as top negotiators plan to meet to push a breakthrough.
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Congress
Frank Lucas
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Lucas
House Agriculture Committee
United States
Senate Agriculture
Debbie Stabenow
Collin Peterson
Minnesota
Thad Cochran
Mississippi
Guardian Editor Defends NSA File Publication
London Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defended publishing leaked NSA files from Edward Snowden to a Parliament committee. He said only about 1 percent of the material has been released and emphasized democracy and free press interests with no evidence of harm to Britain.
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Great Britain
London
The
Guardian
U.S
National Security Agency
Parliament
Edward Snowden
Alan Rusbridger
Home Affairs Committee
Britain
Snowden
Rusbridger
Obama Brain Research Initiative Aims to Aid Memory
A sweeping 100 million federal program named Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neuro-technologies seeks to map the brain over a decade to combat memory loss and mental decline. The piece promotes a memory pill from Brain Research Labs as an immediate alternative with testimonials from doctors and patients.
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Obama
Phoenix
Arizona
Brain Research Labs
Ambiguous FDA Phone Line Ad Seen in Fragment
Fragmentary text mentions a toll free number 1 800 580 9883 and an AMG product with disclaimer about diagnosing treating curing disease. It notes variability in results and factors like health and diet, with garbled names.
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FDA
Steiner, Helle
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