Saudi led strikes blamed on wrong information in Yemen funeral attack
A Saudi led investigation says the October 8 airstrike on a Sanaa funeral killed over 100 due to incorrect intel from Yemen's army. The info claimed armed Houthi leaders gathered there, prompting unapproved targeting and strike by the coalition.
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Rising ACA plan losses spark coverage squeeze next year
About 1.4 million Americans in 32 states risk losing current Affordable Care Act plans as insurers pull from the individual exchange market. Disruptions could shrink enrollment or raise prices, with 11 states plus D C reporting no impact and regulators saying plan changes are normal in the market cycle.
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Chibok girls release sparks ransom swap claims
Reports swirl over whether Swiss funds or a ransom paid by Switzerland funded the release of 21 Chibok schoolgirls held by Boko Haram. Nigerian officials deny any ransom or swap and Buhari notes remaining 197 girls may still be freed as violence has displaced millions.
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Long road to recovery after Matthew flood tests victims
Amanda Burge and Tiajuana Williams face a slow return home after Hurricane Matthew floods. Williams awaits aid in Tarboro North Carolina as Burge seeks mobile home assistance in Louisiana. FEMA processing delays and lost pay complicate relief as Congress had allocated 500 million for flood recovery before Matthew.
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Talks on Syria end with no agreement in Lausanne
United States Russia and regional powers met in Lausanne amid stalemate over Syria. Lavrov urged political process and continued contact while Kerry prepared to brief Britain France and Germany. Discussions included Turkey Saudi Arabia Qatar Iran and Gulf allies with Iraq Egypt Jordan at the table. Assad vowed to retake Aleppo with Russian support as a signal of momentum against rebels.
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