Social Security to continue benefit verification letters
The Social Security Administration announced it will keep issuing benefit verification letters amid policy reviews. Officials want to ensure claimants and agencies still receive necessary documentation without interruption.
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Malaysia Airlines jet shot down over Ukraine by missile
U S intelligence officials say a surface to air missile downed the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 over eastern Ukraine killing 295 aboard. The aircraft was en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur and wreckage covered a wide area as investigators seek who fired the missile amid intensified attacks by Russian backed separatists. Passengers hailed from Australia Belgium Britain Netherlands Indonesia Malaysia and Canada. Senator Feinstein noted separatists have shot down many aircraft in recent months.
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ABATE drives Iowa helmet law debate amid deadly motorcycle start
Iowa faces its deadliest motorcycle year since 2012 with 21 fatalities, only two riders wearing helmets. ABATE of Iowa shapes the debate toward education and liberty as lawmakers stall on a helmet law. Mark Maxwell, ABATE lobbyist, argues the focus should be on education rather than crash prevention.
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Christie vows multiple Iowa trips amid 2016 speculation
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, on his fourth Iowa visit, promises to return many times while remaining undecided on a 2016 presidential bid. He campaigns with Governor Terry Branstad in Marion, stressing Branstad as a public service model and deflecting questions about his own political future.
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Implications of Ukraine crash labeled huge by expert
University of Iowa professor Art Durnev warns that reports a Malaysia Airlines plane may have been shot down over Donetsk could trigger wider ground conflict. He notes the incident would have major political consequences and may intensify the civil war dynamics in eastern Ukraine.
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