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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2013
Page
7
Texas House advances abortion bill amid heated testimony
A Republican committee approved new abortion restrictions moving the bill toward a full House vote next week. Gov. Perry seeks rapid action in a second special session as more than 3,500 registered against the bill and about 1,100 testified, with limited public comment due to security restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rick Perry
Egypt’s Army Ousts Morsi Amid Turbulent Coup Claims
Egypt’s armed forces ousted President Mohamed Morsi after a year in power, suspending the constitution and calling for new elections. Morsi condemned the move as a coup while millions protested nationwide. The army, led by Gen Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, pledged a technocrat government and interim leadership with full powers until polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Mohammed Morsi
Tahrir Square
Cairo
o_o
Hosni Mubarak
Morsi
Mubarak
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
Supreme Constitutional Court
el-Sissi
Bolivia plane incident sparks Latin American outrage
Latin American leaders denounce the U S airspace diversion of Bolivian president Morales and suspected Snowden aboard as a violation of sovereignty. Morales ends a long Vienna layover and Bolivia denies Snowden was on board. The episode heightens regional resentment toward U S influence despite Morales route changes and no asylum move for Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Agency
Edward Snowden
Evo Morales
Vienna
Latin America
Snowden
U.S
Moscow
Obama
China
Hong Kong
Morales
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Guyana
France
Spain
Austria
Russia
Chechen Rebel Urges Attacks on Sochi Games
A leading Chechen rebel called on Islamist militants in Russia’s North Caucasus to disrupt the Sochi Winter Games, reversing a prior restraint on targeting civilians. The appeal comes as Sochi hosts the costly Olympics, with Putin pushing for a successful event amid a $51 billion bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
North Caucasus
Black Sea
Sochi
Vladimir Putin
Doku Umarovy
U S Drone Strike Kills 16 Suspected Militants in Pakistan
In North Waziristan's Sarai Darpa Khel area an unmanned U S aircraft fired four missiles at a house before dawn, killing 16 suspected militants and wounding two. Pakistani officials condemned the strike as a violation of sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pakistan
Sarai Darpa Khel
Waziristan
Europe pushes parallel talks on trade and NSA concerns
In Berlin, European leaders urged starting U S free-trade talks alongside NSA surveillance discussions. French President Hollande said talks must begin simultaneously with the United States to address intelligence concerns raised by France. The timing threatens the early next week launch of the trade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Francois Hollande
Angela Merkel
Berlin
U.S
Health overhaul delay signals broader troubles for ACA
Washington reports a one year postponement of employer health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. White House officials say the overhaul will be fully implemented by 2016. critics warn delays may undermine market readiness and jeopardize coverage for low wage workers at restaurants hotels and temp agencies. Officials caution this could presage more changes as the government tests insurance marketplaces and technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barack Obama
White House
Obama
Government Accountability Office
Drew Altman
Kaiser Family Foundation
NRF Official Praises Delay on Health Coverage Update
Neil Trautwein, vice president of the National Retail Federation, commends the administration for a delay that gives employers more time to update their health care coverage without risk of arbitrary penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Trautwein
National Retail Federation
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