Obama urges Mexico and Costa Rica to tackle drug violence
President Obama framed Mexico as emerging on the world stage and urged stronger Central American cooperation during a three day Latin America trip. He acknowledged U S gun supply and drug demand links while calling for a shift away from old stereotypes and toward democracy and economic progress.
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States fear loss of health care aid under Obama plan
Thousands fear losing coverage from the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan as cost overruns threaten a lifeline for about 100000 high risk enrollees in 27 states. State officials warn of catastrophic disruption and potential large scale terminations as federal funding caps exhaust.
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Job gains in April ease economic fears
U S employers added 165000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate fell to 7.5 percent, a four year low. February and March gains were revised up by 114000, with 332000 and 138000 jobs respectively. Manufacturing was flat while professional services and education health added workers as the Fed keeps rates low.
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