Investors Expect 4 Million to Enroll in 2014 ACA Exchanges
Citigroup surveyed 56 investors who expect about 4 million Americans to enroll through the new health insurance marketplaces set up by the Affordable Care Act. The figure falls short of the Congressional Budget Office forecast of 7 million. Enrollment begins October 1 with a six month window.
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Salvage of wrecked Costa Concordia completed
Salvage crews finished raising the Costa Concordia on Giglio after a 19 hour operation. The 114,500 ton liner was righted by jacks and cables and placed on an artificial platform drilled into the sea bed. Francesco Gabrielli of the Civil Protection Authority announced the ship had been settled on its platforms.
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Courtroom clash during Sept. 11 case at Guantanamo Bay
In a Top Secret war court session judge Col. James Pohl shouted down conspirators Ramzi bin al Shibh and others over rights. A recess was called to fetch a wary defense lawyer to the Navy base hospital after disruptions.
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Courts weigh juror bias in gay rights jury selection
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear Abbott Laboratories v SmithKline Beecham over whether sexual orientation can justify removing jurors. Abbott argues Batson limits apply to race only. SmithKline says the issue should extend to sexual orientation with twelve civil rights groups backing the case.
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Storms bring historic floods to Acapulco and Mexico
Two storms from the Pacific and Gulf battered Mexico causing at least 41 deaths and forcing tens of thousands to evacuate. Acapulco saw heavy landslides and collapsed buildings while airports and highways shut down. Pemex evacuated platforms. President Peña Nieto planned to inspect damage as officials warned of life threatening floods and mudslides.
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Israeli Supreme Court halts migrant detention law
Israel's supreme court struck down a year old law allowing up to three years detention for African migrants without charge. The ruling forces the state to decide fate of hundreds held in desert detention centers within three months and drew praise from liberal lawmakers while provoking criticism from right wing figures.
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