HealthCare.gov appeals backlog and Syrian barrel bombs rise in brief
The Washington Post reports 22,000 appeals stalled in HealthCare.gov and many users cannot access enrollment records. In Aleppo, Syrian helicopters dropped barrel bombs, killing at least 83 civilians over six weeks, drawing global condemnation. A New York study notes US abortion rate at 16.9 per 1000 women aged 15 to 44 in 2011, the lowest since 1973, with declines unseen tied to limits on providers.
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Ryan Says Immigration Reform Doubtful Without Border Security
Rep. Paul Ryan warned that a broad immigration bill is “clearly in doubt” this year unless U.S. borders are secured first. He said Republicans favor “security first” and oppose amnesty as the House stalls a Senate passed plan that would provide a path to citizenship for about 11 million undocumented workers. Democratic aides and White House officials criticized the stalemate and hinted at possible border enforcement shifts if Congress fails to act.
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Weather devotion grows as 24/7 channels reshape coverage
Pittsburgh residents discuss the appeal of constant weather reporting while The Weather Channel and DirecTV dispute persists. AccuWeather plans a 24/7 channel amid industry shifts and Pew data on TV versus internet usage.
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Maryland Governor O Malley weighs 2016 presidential bid
Governor Martin O Malley moves ahead with preparations for a potential White House run while saying he won t wait for Hillary Clinton to decide. He has been meeting policy experts and argues a better path for the country, even as he remains a long shot against Clinton in national polls.
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