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Sen. David Vitter, R-La., walks to the Senate at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013. Vitter cast the lone vote in opposition to a bill designed to tighten government oversight of pharmacies that custom-mix prescription drugs, a measure to make lawmakers disclose which of their aides are enrolling in the president's new health care program as part of an ongoing effort to discredit
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Senate votes to advance specialty pharmacy bill

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State must weigh in on independent candidacy for Alaska governor

State must weigh in on independent candidacy for Alaska governor

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This photo taken Jan. 3, 2013 shows Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, right, with Sue Birch, Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, center, speaking with an attendee of a news conference where Hickenlooper announced a plan to expand Medicaid coverage for adults as called for by President Barack Obama's federal health care law, at the state Capitol in Denver. The underdog of government health care programs is emerging as the rare early success story of President Barack Obama's technologically challenged health overhaul. A yearslong effort to reach eligible residents apparently succeeded in generating the increased demand. The state has installed self-service kiosks in community clinics, hospitals and libraries to sign people up. And a year ago, nurses statewide agreed to help by promoting Medicaid to low-income uninsured patients.
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Medicaid is health overhaul’s early success story

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In this Nov. 10, 2013, photo, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry steps aboard his aircraft in Geneva, Switzerland. Nuclear talks with Iran have failed to reach agreement, but Kerry said differences between Tehran and six world powers made
Foreign Policy

Obama faces worry at home, abroad over Iran talks

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In this July 26, 2013, photo, the Sturgeon Cemetery near Sewal, Iowa stands as an island among corn plants. With ethanol production helping to drive up the price of corn and enticing farmers to plant on more and more acres, the cemetery is now surrounded by cornfields with only a primitive trail for access. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
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Industry takes aim at AP ethanol investigation

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timber posts with red reflectors by roadside
Energy and Environment

Wildlife reflectors studied in Wyoming

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Al Jazeera America reported it had obtained a sealed FBI affidavit alleging Ron Calderon Montebello accepted $88,000 in return for his help promoting bills. (AP Photo)

Lawmakers weigh action against embattled California senator

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Springer's Sanitation drops off a load of garbage at the Watertown CRRA transfer station on Echo Lake Road in Watertown. CRRA needs to develop new sources of revenue and make other changes to remain financially viable, according to an outside review. (Republican-American)
Energy and Environment

Report advises changes for Connecticut trash agency

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Rep.Patrick Murphy, D-Fla., is distancing himself from the administration and heeding GOP calls to delay key parts of the health care law. (AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Healthcare

Health care law could be liability for Democrats

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FILE - This Aug. 29, 2009 photo shows village malaria worker Phoun Sokha, 47, showing his malaria medicine kit at O'treng village on the outskirts of Pailin, Cambodia. This spot on the Thai-Cambodian border is home to a form of malaria that keeps rendering one powerful drug after another useless. This time, scientists have confirmed the first signs of resistance to the only affordable treatment left in the global medicine cabinet for malaria: Artemisinin. U.S. experts are raising the alarm over the spread of drug-resistant malaria in several Southeast Asian countries, endangering major global gains in fighting the mosquito-borne disease that kills more than 600,000 people annually. The report warns that could be a health catastrophe in the making, as no alternative anti-malarial drug is on the horizon. (AP Photo/David Longstreath, File)
Healthcare

Resistance to malaria drugs has spread in SE Asia

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