Egyptian interior minister survives car bombing attack
Mohamed Ibrahim, Egypts interior minister, escaped unharmed as a car bomb exploded beside his convoy and gunmen fired on his vehicle. He warned the assault signals a wave of terrorism by opponents of the military government, with no group claiming responsibility yet.
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Hunter's illegal fire sparks Yosemite blaze report
U S Forest Service investigators said a hunter's illegal fire escaped, starting a large blaze around Yosemite National Park. No arrests yet, and the hunter's name is withheld pending further inquiry. Details on campfire origin, hunter location, or accomplices were not disclosed.
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U.S. Forest Service
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Health care plan site glitches loom over open enrollment
Technical glitches delay display of new health care plans on preview websites as insurers prepare to sell policies to the uninsured starting in October. CMS says final insurer agreements will be signed within days and issues should be resolved before open enrollment.
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Barack Obama
Centers For Medicare & Medicaid Services
Obamacare
CMS
Florida Blue
Aetna
Ohio
Delta Dental
Wyoming
Kerry Hall
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Venezuela Faces Major Blackout Amid Political Tensions
In Caracas and across two thirds of Venezuela a massive power outage disrupted daily life and sparked renewed claims of sabotage by opponents of Nicolas Maduro. Opposition leader Henrique Capriles ridiculed the government as powerless as lights went out during a journalists’ webcast.
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Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro
Marilyn Morales
Caraquenos
Maduro
Hugo Chavez
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Henrique Capriles
Capriles
Lawmaker seeks custody loss for gay parents in Russia
A member of Putin's party introduced a draft bill to add homosexuality to grounds for depriving parents of custody. He argued that parental same sex activity harms children and cited estimates of non traditional orientation in Russia. Experts question the bill's viability amid ongoing discriminatory measures.
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Moscow
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Zhuravlyov
Rising teen use of e cigarettes alarms public health officials
CDC data show middle and high school e cigarette use more than doubled from 2011 to 2012 with high school use rising from 4.7 to 10 percent and past thirty day use near 3 percent. Florida surveys echo sharp increases and critics urge regulatory action to curb youth nicotine exposure.
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United States
CDC
Tom Frieden
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Florida
Food and Drug Administration
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