France to make abortions free and contraception for minors
A National Assembly bill would fund free abortions for all and cover contraception for ages 15 to 18, with full reimbursement for minors and the poor and up to 80 percent for others. Some doctors may limit access, and reimbursements cap at 450. The measure moves to the Senate amid broader abortion access concerns.
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Fricie
National Medical Insurance
National Assembly
Senate
France
Reid discharged after Las Vegas crash on I-15
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid left a Las Vegas hospital less than three hours after an apparent rear end collision on Interstate 15 Friday. He sustained rib and hip contusions and was transported by his security detail as a precaution.
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Las Vegas
Senate
Harry Reid
Reid
Interstate 15
McGovern Remembered As Liberal Wing Inspirer At Funeral
Friends and colleagues praised George McGovern for energizing the Democratic Party’s liberal wing and inspiring a generation. Former candidates Gary Hart Walter Mondale and John Kerry attended his funeral after his death at 90, noting his long battle against the Vietnam War and hunger.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
George McGovern
Democratic Party
McGovern
Colorado
Gary Hart
Hart
Walter Mondale
John Kerry
McGovee
Senate
House
Nanny Accused Of Killing Two Children In Upper West Side
The nanny Yoselyn Ortega is charged with stabbing to death two Krim children in their Central Park area apartment, while her motive remains unclear and police probe possible psychiatric issues. Ortega is hospitalized with treatable knife wounds and investigators report no public signs of household trouble. Marina Krim, the mother, documented a loving bond with the families on a blog and in photos, while Kevin Krim works as a CNBC executive.
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New York
Yoselyn Ortega
Marina Krim
Upper West Side
Central Park
Ortega
Raymond Kelly
U.S
Washington Heights
Harlem
Krims
Dominican Republic
Josie
Nessie
Kevin Krim
Cnbc Digital
Little Nessie
Holiday cease-fire in Syria marred by bombs and clashes
Two car bombs and sporadic fighting punctured a four day Eid al Adha cease-fire in Syria as thousands flooded streets demanding Assad's ouster. Death toll rose with 62 killed Friday, while observers warned the lull may not spark a broader end to the conflict.
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Syria
Bashar Assad
Assad
Eid al-Adha
Lakhdar Brahimi
U.n.-Arab League
Brahimi
U.N
Damascus
Deraa
Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Observatory
Khaled al-Shami
Jabhat al-Nusra
Aleppo
Harasta
Douma
Idlib
FDA finds mold and bacteria in NECC clean rooms
FDA inspectors report four dozen contamination cases at New England Compounding Center in Framingham Massachusetts. They found mold bacteria in rooms meant to be sterile and note clean room air conditioning was turned off nightly.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
New England
FDA
Framingham
U.S
NECC
Fatal blast outside Afghan mosque targets officials
In Kabul on a major Muslim holiday a bomber detonated hazardous materials outside a northern Afghanistan mosque crowded with senior regional officials. Forty one people died and 56 were injured, many soldiers and police among the dead, amid a surge in attacks as NATO withdraws in 2014.
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Afghanistan
Tar
Gets
NATO
Mohammad Zaher
Taliban
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APA
Blast
Atma
Karin Laub and
Zeina Karam
Matthew Perrone
Soraya Dalil
Mullah Mohammad Omar
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