Humberto May Become East Atlantic Hurricane This Week
Tropical Storm Humberto could strengthen to a hurricane as early as today far east of North America, potentially setting a record for latest formation. Eight storms have formed this season as markets monitor energy and crops risks from tropical systems.
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Internet Giants Push for Public Details on NSA Requests
Google Apple Facebook and Yahoo pressed for public hearings and more disclosure about government data requests after NSA surveillance disclosures. Google seeks a public FISA court session to reveal yearly order counts while arguing First Amendment protections. others join.
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Zimmerman Gun Threat Report. No Charges Filed
Shellie Zimmerman called 911 to report George Zimmerman threatening with a gun but later said no weapon was seen and police found no victim or crime. Attorney Mark O Mara and Lake Mary officers described high tensions and urged cooling tensions as proceedings could change.
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Ohio man indicted in drunken driving death after online confession
Matthew Cordle, 22, was indicted by a Franklin County grand jury on one count aggravated vehicular homicide and one count operating a vehicle under the influence after a crash that killed Vincent Canzani, 61. Cordle's BAC was 0.191. He posted a video admitting the crash and saying he would plead guilty. He faces up to eight and a half years in prison.
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Obamacare study says many may drop employer plans
A Stanford led analysis in Health Affairs finds up to 37 million Americans with employer coverage could switch to government subsidized exchange plans next year under the Affordable Care Act. Subsidies could make exchange insurance cheaper than employer plans, prompting pressure on employers to drop coverage.
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