Progress against HIV shows gains in treatment reach
A UN AIDS report says 8 million people in poor countries received HIV treatment in 2011 and new infections among children fell, with 34.2 million people living with HIV worldwide and 1.7 million deaths last year. The goal of 15 million on treatment by 2015 remains pursued as early therapy reduces transmission.
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United Nations
Michel Sidibe
Unaids
United Nations Program On
U.N
Chris Collins
Amfar
Foundation For Aids Research
Capital One repays customers to end CFPB probe
Capital One will pay 210 million dollars to settle federal charges it tricked 2.5 million customers into buying costly add on services between 2010 and 2012. About 150 million will refund fees and costs, with a 25 million penalty to the CFPB and 35 million to the OCC.
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Washington Capital One Bank
Capital One
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
CFPB
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Consumer Bureau
Capitol Hill
Congress
Richard Cordray
Capital One Card Division
Ryan Schneider
Capital One Financial Corp
No-fly list members may train as pilots in U S schools
Citizens on the no-fly list can still learn to fly in U S flight schools, despite security checks for foreigners. Lawmakers argued the gap lets terrorists access pilot training while outside airport screening, urging TSA fixes and potential legislation to close the loophole.
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Washington
U.S
Homeland Security Department
Mike Rogers
R-Ala
Rogers
Kerwin Wilson
Transportation Security Administration
Wilson
Bennie Thompson
D-Miss
House Homeland Security Committee
Thompson
TSA
Government Accountability Office
Stephen Lord
GAO
Homeland Security and Justice
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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