Refugee Camp in Georgia Feels Like Ghost Town Post 9/11
In Comer Georgia a once crowded refugee camp sits largely deserted as post9 11 security tightens measures. Only a handful of families remain while FBI scrutiny delays arrivals and many centers nationwide report empty housing and reduced volunteer work.
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Crackdown reshapes shock radio with cautious DJs
In a shift for radio culture studios rethink crude stunts after high profile firings. Opie and Anthony once housed at WNEW FM faced consequences for staging church related broadcast play by play. Howard Stern hints at quitting amid ongoing censorship debates.
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Opie” Hughes
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Seniors to get refunds for imported drugs abroad
UnitedHealth informs 97,000 AARP members it will reimburse prescriptions filled in Canada and elsewhere, clarifying coverage as policy not advocacy. The move follows high prices and ongoing debates over importing medicines, with AARP noting no change in coverage and FDA rules still prohibiting most imports.
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