Obamacare sign ups surge after election roundup
U S Health and Human Services reports more than 1 million Obamacare sign ups since November 1 with 300000 choosing plans between November 9 and 11, amid fears over ACA repeal by President elect Trump and Congress. The data underscores high stakes in the policy battle.
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Officer charged in Minn. fatal Castile shooting
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi announced charges against St. Anthony officer Jeronimo Yanez for the July 9 2016 traffic stop killing Philando Castile. Yanez faces three felony counts including second degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm.
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Wi Fi risks highlighted by Norton Symantec survey
A Norton by Symantec survey found 689 million people were hit by cybercrime in the past year. It shows users often share passwords and rely on public Wi Fi despite risks, with hackers able to target signals from hotels, airports and coffee shops.
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Utah teen held after high school locker room stabbing
A 16 year old male suspect was booked on five counts of attempted murder after stabbing five classmates at Mountain View High School in Orem. Investigators have found a motive but will not release details due to the suspect’s age. He is in a juvenile detention center and has not been charged yet. The student reportedly had straight A grades with no prior discipline.
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2015 saw sharp rise in militant attacks in OECD nations
A Global Terrorism Index report says 2015 was the second deadliest year for militant attacks since 2010, with a 650 percent rise in fatalities in OECD countries though overall civilian deaths fell 10 percent globally. While most deaths remain in Africa, the Middle East and Asia, developed nations faced rising attacks. The U N OECD note U S led in incidents, but France had higher fatalities, with authorities attributing differences to preparedness.
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