Oregon Sues Oracle Over Failed Health Exchange Website
Oregon files lawsuit in Marion County Circuit Court against Oracle America Inc and executives for lying and breach tied to Cover Oregon. The state alleges a pattern of racketeering related to a failed health insurance exchange project that cost about 240 million dollars and forced manual processing of applications.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Oracle America Inc
Marion County
Oracle
Cover Oregon
John Kitzhaber
Liberia Ebola Death Toll and Nigeria Case Surges
The World Health Organization reports 2 615 Ebola infections with 1 427 deaths, led by Liberia as new cases appear in Nigeria. Liberia seals off a slum of 50 000 as treatment centers fill, while Mexico forms a 5 000 strong gendarmerie to combat crime spreading through industry and tourism sectors.
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West Africa
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Liberia
U.N Health Agency
Mexico City
Mexico
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White House weighs broader US campaign against Islamic State bases
A senior White House official floated expanding military action beyond Iraq to target Islamic State bases in Syria with a strong national security justification. Obama officials emphasize Iraqi and Kurdish support while exploring regional coalition building and potential decisions as IS gains momentum and a new Baghdad government forms.
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White House
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U.S
Ben Rhodes
Barack Obama
Obama
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Biden
Lukman Faily
Sunni Mosque Attack Deepens Iraq Coalition Crisis
Gunmen killed at least 64 worshipers at the Musab bin Omair Mosque in Imam Wais causing Sunni lawmakers to pull out of talks on forming a more inclusive government. Blame fell on Shiite militias by Sunni officials, while security forces and militiamen pursued attackers in Diyala as Haider al Abadi seeks support against Islamic State militants.
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Iraq
Islamic State Group
Diyala
Haider al-Abadi
al-Abadi
Nouri al-Maliki
Lage
D al-Waisi
al-Jabour
Raad al-Dahlaki
Baqouba
al-Dahlaki
Salim al-Jabouri
Saleh Al-Mutlak
Obama
State Department
Marie Harf
Mosul
Hamas Kills 18 Suspected Informers in Gaza City
Gaza militants shot 18 alleged spy informers in two incidents as Israel pressed a large campaign against Hamas after airstrikes. In Gaza City witnesses saw seven men executed near a mosque with a note accusing them of leaking tunnel and rocket locations.
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Gaza Strip
Gaza
Israel
Hamas
Nahal Oz
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
U.N
Chris Gunness
UNRWA
West condemns Russia convoy into Ukraine sparks escalation
Russia pushes more than 130 trucks across the border claiming humanitarian aid as Ukraine, the United States, and NATO condemn the move. NATO cites evidence of Russian troops operating inside Ukraine with artillery launched from Ukrainian soil. The convoy, part of a 260 vehicle mission, reached Luhansk amid heavy fighting and scarce resources.
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