Germans, allies mark D-Day victims in Normandy
German veteran Paul Golz plans to join Chancellor Angela Merkel at D-Day commemorations in Normandy. He recalls being captured after serving near Sainte-Mère-Église and credits survival to capture by American forces.
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Germany
Paul Golz
Normandy
Golz
Angela Merkel
Europe
Sainte-Merc-Eglise
Data discrepancies threaten health care subsidies and coverage
A government briefing to AP shows at least 2 million people with subsidy and eligibility inconsistencies from HealthCare.gov enrollments, with total affected likely higher. Conflicts involve income, immigration, and citizenship data, risking mispayments or loss of benefits. officials expect most cases to be resolved by summer.
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Barack Obama
Associated Press
HealthCare.gov
Internal Revenue Service
Health and Human Services Department
HHS
Sylvia Mathews Burwell
Department
Senate
Fidence
Julie Bataille
Bataille
IRS
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Wisconsin teen stabbings prompt adult charges for 12 year olds
Two 12 year old girls in Wisconsin face adult charges after a stabbing that nearly killed a friend in a Waukesha park. If convicted, they could face up to 65 years in prison. The case underscores decades of debates over lifting youth to adult court and rehabilitation versus punishment.
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Wisconsin
Emily Keller
Juvenile Law Center
Philadelphia
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Bonnie Ludwig
Mount Pleasant
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Waukesha Park
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Friend of bombing suspect pleads not guilty
Khairullozhon Matanov, 23, indicted friend of the Tsarnaev brothers, pleads not guilty to charges of destroying evidence and lying to investigators after prosecutors accuse him of deceit including using fake names to send money overseas. He waived bail. prosecutors describe him as flight risk and a close associate of the bombing suspects.
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Khairullozhon Matanov
Matanov
Tamerlan Tsarnaev
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
FBI
Timothy McElroy
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U.S
Scott Garland
Garland
Hayden
Braintree
Tsarnaevs
Watertown
Senators seek quick fix to ease veterans medical delays
Washington talks on a bill to reduce VA wait times and permit outside care face delay. Senators McCain and Sanders met twice amid dispute over whether veterans can seek non VA providers if VA access is unavailable within 30 days or 40 miles. They aim to vote before the D Day anniversary as France hosts memorial events.
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Europe
France
John McCain
Arizona
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
Congress
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