Kentucky Senator Rand Paul answered claims that he plagiarized material in his speeches, a book and an opinion article for The Washington Times, admitting that "mistakes were made," The New York Times reported. His office also announced "that he had been instituting safeguards at his office to prevent further breaches from happening again,"
After taking hits from those on both sides of the political aisle, President Barack Obama continued to fine tune his promise that Americans who like their health plans would be able to keep them under the Affordable Care Act.
New York City Public Advocate Democrat Bill de Blasio and Republican challenger Joe Lhota in Tuesday election in a bid to become the next mayor of New York City. The winner will succeed Michael Bloomberg who has been at the helm since 2001
Kathleen Sebelius, the Health and Human Services Secretary, apologized on Wednesday for glitches attached with the web site HealthCare.gov where millions have shopped for insurance, telling Congress that she is "responsible" attached to the problems with the roll-out of the site.
