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Tiananmen Square

A.M. Links: Kerry Says NSA Spying Went Too Far, Only 248 Signed Up on Obamacare Site in First Two Days, Chinese Security Chief Blames Uighur Islamists For Tiananmen Attack

Matthew Feeney | 11.1.2013 9:00 AM

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  • Secretary of State John Kerry has said that sometimes NSA spying went too far.
  • According to documents released by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, only 248 people enrolled in a health plan through healthcare.gov in the two days after it was launched.
  • An increasing number of Saudi men are trying to help end Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving.
  • German journalists have been urged by The German Federation of Journalists to avoid using Google and Yahoo because of recent reporting on snooping by British and American intelligence.
  • China's domestic security chief has blamed Uighur Islamists for the recent attack in Tiananmen square.
  • Liberal billionaires have been spending a lot of money on campaigns this year.

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Matthew Feeney is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute.

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