NTSB probes fatal Del. bus crash in New Castle
The NTSB opened a formal investigation into a Sunday bus wreck in New Castle Delaware that killed two passengers and injured many. Police say drugs and alcohol were not factors and 49 passengers were aboard when the bus toppled on a curved exit ramp.
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White House fence jumper tied to weapon cache probe
Omar Gonzalez, 42, of Copperas Cove Texas, faces charges after entering the White House grounds with a deadly weapon. Investigators found over 800 rounds of ammunition a machete and two hatchets in his car. The incident prompted tighter security around the mansion and questions about gaps in access control.
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Corbett Stays in Background in Manhunt for Ambush Suspect
In a tight re election season Gov. Tom Corbett refrains from dramatic public appearances as state police lead the hunt for Eric Frein, a survivalist accused in the fatal ambush at a Pennsylvania State Police barracks. Local officials and Democrats praise his restraint while polls show him trailing in the race.
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Health care law numbers face scrutiny amid enrollment revisions
The Obama administration revises private insurance signups to 7.3 million as of mid August while lawmakers debate costs and skeptics question enrollment figures. Analysts note modest impacts and potential citizen eligibility issues affecting coverage.
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Poll suggests leveling off in support for gay marriage
A Pew Research Center survey shows a five point drop in support for legal recognition of same sex relationships from 54 percent in February to 49 percent in September with 41 percent opposing. The poll of 2002 adults has a 2.5 point margin of error.
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