Health law sign up errors loom as enrollment nears
Washington faces a second open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act with 8 million returning and 5 million new signups. Automatic renewals risk sticker shock and subsidies misalignment as subsidies tie to income. The 2015 period runs Nov 15 to Feb 15, shorter and overlapped with holidays, raising risk of tax form complications and penalties for uninsured.
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FDA weighs ban on skin shocks at Canton center
The FDA reviews use of a GED electric skin shock device at Judge Rotenberg Educational Center in Canton Massachusetts. Critics call it torture while the center argues it helps manage severe self harm linked to autism. FDA officials emphasize concerns over risk and seek court approval for treatment.
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Luhansk residents reemerge as shelling eases after cease-fire
After months of daily shelling in Luhansk, residents emerged Sunday to a fragile relief seeking normalcy. In Donetsk injuries were reported around the government airport while officials warned of cease-fire violations and regrouping. Putin backers led Crimea regional elections with results pending as NATO arms talk continued amid mixed signals.
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American man convicted in North Korea espionage case
Matthew Miller, 24, of Bakersfield California, was convicted by North Korea's Supreme Court of illegally entering the country to commit espionage and sentenced to six years hard labor. He admitted to wanting prison life to secretly study North Korea's human rights situation. Miller waived a lawyer, was handcuffed, and is among three Americans being held. The court rejected appeals. The United States urged Pyongyang to release Miller, Bae, and Fowle.
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