Grand jury declines to indict in Tamir Rice shooting case
In Cleveland a grand jury declines charges against rookie Officer Timothy Loehmann and training officer Frank Garmback in the 2014 Tamir Rice death. Prosecutor McGinty cites a wrong dispatcher report and a “perfect storm” of errors as factors. Police actions deemed not criminal. reviews found reasonable use of force.
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Korea Japan Reach Deal Over WWII Sex Slaves Apology
South Korea and Japan announce a deal including a formal apology from Japan and a fund of 8.3 million dollars to aid remaining WWII victims. The agreement aims to address comfort women issues with financial backing and official denials of ongoing disputes.
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Travel Woes Grow Across United States From Storm
A potent winter storm crippled travel across the central United States on Monday with airlines canceling over 2,100 flights and delaying more than 3,700 others. Chicago hubs faced heavy disruption at O’Hare and Midway as snow and wind halted operations while other airports including Denver, Detroit, Houston and Milwaukee endured widespread delays. Across the nation, about 1 in 5 flights were affected, with Sunday seeing even higher totals as passengers tried to return home for the Christmas holiday amid ice and rain forecasts for the East Coast.
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Working poor uninsured at work in America
USA TODAY SPECIAL REPORT reveals up to five million working Americans lack health coverage while holding jobs in fast food centers call centers and retail. Employers classify them as part time or Independent contractors to avoid insurance costs. In 20 non expansion states Medicaid remains unavailable to many low wage earners. Government rules deem coverage affordable but many cannot afford it. Businesses increasingly use contract workers and small firms to dodge insurance obligations.
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Most admired's No. 2: The pope the Donald in a tie
President Obama tops Gallup's most admired man list for 2016 with 17 percent. Donald Trump and Pope Francis tied for second at 5 percent, followed by Hillary Clinton leading women’s list. The male top ten includes three presidents, three presidential candidates, and three religious figures. The 10th man is Bill Gates. women’s list mixes politicians, human rights leaders, and media figures.
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