Debris search ends as shuttle parts found at Fort Polk
Three engine parts from the space shuttle Columbia are recovered in two craters at Fort Polk Louisiana, ending NASA debris search in the area after the February 1 breakup over Texas and western states.
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Supreme Court backs states on any willing provider laws
The court ruled unanimously that states may require HMOs to open networks to out of network doctors, potentially raising costs but expanding patient choice. The decision strengthens state regulation of health plans, with Kentucky’s broad laws at the center of the challenge.
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