Health care penalties rise for uninsured to 969 in 2016
Kaiser analysis shows average household penalty climbs from 661 this year to 969 in 2016 for uninsured individuals not exempt from the ACA. Individual mandates start at 95 or 1 percent of income in 2014 and rise next year to the higher of 695 per adult plus 347.50 per child or 2,085 per family or 2.5 percent of income.
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Healthcare.gov renewals rise ahead of ACA deadline
With under a week left to enroll for Jan 1 coverage, about four in ten HealthCare.gov customers have renewed. Enrollment appears higher than the same period last year, leaving several million not yet signed up for next year. The article notes penalties and exemptions tied to the individual mandate and IRS figures.
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Citadel suspends eight cadets over KKK like hoods
The Citadel in Charleston South Carolina suspended eight cadets after social media photos showed seven freshmen in white pillowcase hoods and all white clothing as part of a Ghosts of Christmas Past skit. An upperclassman was photographed with the group. The eight cadets were removed from campus and face possible expulsion as investigators continue.
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Farook sought friend to buy rifles to dodge background check
Government sources say Syed Rizwan Farook asked Enrique Marquez to purchase two rifles in 2011 or 2012 to avoid a federal background check. Investigators probe wider plots with Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik, including a possible attack at a school or college. FBI divers search a San Bernardino lake as part of the widening probe.
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World’s first in vitro puppies born from canine IVF
Scientists at Cornell Veterinary College and the Smithsonian report seven healthy IVF puppies born from six parents after adjusting the canine egg timing. The breakthrough could aid wildlife conservation and enable study of inherited diseases shared by dogs and humans.
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Trump cancels Israel trip amid Muslim ban criticism
Donald Trump announced via Twitter he is postponing a planned trip to Israel and a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu until after he becomes president. The White House welcomed the decision, calling the reconsideration prudent given volatile conditions and political backlash.
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