In partnership with Time, CNN's Drew Griffin reports on why medical bills in the U.S. are so exorbitant, and who in the health care industry is making off with a small fortune.
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Post by: Drew Griffin and David Fitzpatrick Filed under: Health Care • Special Investigations Unit |
Surveillance video shows a 21-year-old Canadian tourist acting oddly in an elevator before she died in Los Angeles. What clues does it hold? CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
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Post by: Kyung Lah Filed under: 360° Radar |
Jeffrey Toobin and Mark Geragos debate the odds of accused murderer Oscar Pistorius being granted bail.
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Post by: Jake Tapper Filed under: Crime • Jeffrey Toobin • Mark Geragos • Oscar Pistorius |
Pain from forced spending cuts is a week away and lawmakers are preparing their aides for the fallout that could hit them like other government workers.
"We've actually budgeted with a 10% cut in mind," Rep. Cheri Bustos, D-Illinois, told CNN last week.
Rep. Dennis Ross, R-Florida, reorganized his office in December.
"We had to let people go then because we were anticipating at least a 16% cut," he said.
But members of Congress, the very people who voted to put the automatic spending cuts in place, won't see any change to their annual salary of $174,000.
Why?
Because Congress can only change its pay by passing a law to do so.
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Post by: Dana Bash Filed under: Congress • Economy • Keeping Them Honest |
Kenny Kunene, a friend of Oscar Pistorius, speaks out about the death of model Reeva Steenkamp.
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Post by: Jake Tapper Filed under: Crime • Oscar Pistorius |
Tony Robinson talks to CNN's Jake Tapper about being buried alive in snow but ultimately surviving an avalanche in Colorado.
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Post by: Jake Tapper Filed under: 360° Interview • Weather |
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