Medicare chief resigns amid health care law turmoil
Medicare administrator Marilyn Tavenner resigns effective end of February. Headlines note battles over subsidies, upcoming Supreme Court challenge, and GOP repeal efforts as Obama era reforms face political pressure.
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Terror suspect held without bond in Cincinnati case
A 20 year old Ohio man Christopher Lee Cornell was ordered held without bond after a federal judge found him a flight risk and danger to the community for allegedly plotting to attack the U S Capitol with pipe bombs and shootings. He appeared in Cincinnati with security dense and faced charges stemming from an FBI case noting online propaganda and plans to wage jihad.
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Europe wide anti-terror raids intensified after Paris attacks
Police in Brussels and across Western Europe arrested dozens Friday as raids netted suspects linked to Islamic extremism. Authorities disclosed seizures including Kalashnikov rifles and explosives, and said some plots were near execution when busted. Europol warned returning jihadists complicate efforts to thwart attacks.
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Privacy vs Security Faces After Paris Attacks
President Obama and British Prime Minister Cameron pressed for balanced privacy and security after the Paris attacks. Cameron seeks greater access to encrypted communications, while Obama urged caution and swift tech updates, noting risks of overreach. FBI concerns about locked smartphone systems cited.
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Obama warns against new Iran sanctions
President Obama vows to veto any fresh sanctions on Iran, arguing they could derail fragile talks and push toward military confrontation. British PM Cameron calls senators to urge unity, while Kerry and Zarif push urgency as lawmakers push for penalties if a deal falters.
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