Health care reform opposition 7:54 September 26, 2013 Kyle Cheney, Healthcare Reporter for POLITICO, joins UTTM to discuss the affordable care act and how it is affecting the ongoing budget battle. President Obama was on the road reassuring Americans about the new healthcare law and the hiccups that have been occurring.
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Friday, 27 September 2013
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Health care reform opposition 7:54 September 26, 2013 Kyle Cheney, Healthcare Reporter for POLITICO, joins UTTM to discuss the affordable care act and how it is affecting the ongoing budget battle. President Obama was on the road reassuring Americans about the new healthcare law and the hiccups that have been occurring.
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
Syrian opposition: "Tens" killed in "poisonous gas" attack
Updated 3 a.m. ET
BEIRUT> Two Syrian pro-opposition groups are claiming government forces carried out a "poisonous gas" attack near the capital Damascus, leaving dozens of people dead.
The two groups quote activists as saying that regime forces fired "rockets with poisonous gas heads" in the attack on Wednesday.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the shelling was intense and hit the eastern suburbs of Zamalka, Arbeen and Ein Tarma.
It says "tens of people" were killed. The Local Coordination Committees said hundreds of people were killed or injured in the shelling. Such different figures are common in the immediate aftermaths of attacks in Syria.
The Israeli website Ynet quotes opposition sources as saying 50 people were killed and 70 wounded, and cites Arab media as saying doctors treating casualties report sarin gas was used.
There was no government comment on the claims and the reports could not be independently confirmed.
The claims come days after a 20-member team of U.N. inspectors arrived in Syria to probe whether either side had used chemical weapons in the civil war there.
Syrian opposition: "Tens" killed in "poisonous gas" attack
Updated 3 a.m. ET
BEIRUT> Two Syrian pro-opposition groups are claiming government forces carried out a "poisonous gas" attack near the capital Damascus, leaving dozens of people dead.
The two groups quote activists as saying that regime forces fired "rockets with poisonous gas heads" in the attack on Wednesday.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the shelling was intense and hit the eastern suburbs of Zamalka, Arbeen and Ein Tarma.
It says "tens of people" were killed. The Local Coordination Committees said hundreds of people were killed or injured in the shelling. Such different figures are common in the immediate aftermaths of attacks in Syria.
The Israeli website Ynet quotes opposition sources as saying 50 people were killed and 70 wounded, and cites Arab media as saying doctors treating casualties report sarin gas was used.
There was no government comment on the claims and the reports could not be independently confirmed.
The claims come days after a 20-member team of U.N. inspectors arrived in Syria to probe whether either side had used chemical weapons in the civil war there.
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