Obamacare website adds tech experts to fix HealthCare.gov
The Obama administration brings in specialists from Google and Oracle to repair HealthCare.gov after a bungled October 1 launch. HHS says dozens of engineers will work around the clock to fix glitches ahead of a November 30 target, with Rep. Issa demanding testing and enrollment data.
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Israel strikes Syria base eyed near Latakia
Reports from CNN and opposition sources say Israeli warplanes attacked a Syrian base close to Latakia targeting missiles. Israel and U S officials declined comment while the Syrian Observatory noted an air defense base explosion near Jableh. The dispute comes amid U S debate on CIA funding for moderate rebels in Syria and questions about a broader strategy.
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Syria declares destruction of chemical weapons capability
The OPCW says Syria has destroyed its equipment to mix and place chemical agents in rockets and artillery. Inspectors verify that all declared critical production and mixing/filling equipment are eliminated, with no further inspections planned for now.
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Senate panel tightens rules on surveillance but keeps program
The Senate Intelligence Committee approved the FISA Improvements Act 11-4 to tighten bulk data rules and set five year retention limits. The measure would not end the program and faces opposition and approvals required from the full Senate and the House before a potential Obama signature. Senator Wyden criticized the bill for being too broad while others touted added transparency and oversight.
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