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Leveled homes, Cars reduced to scrap metal, and destroyed schools. Many people here in western Massachusetts are familiar with a tornado's destructive capability. Full story
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This year alone, severe storms have caused $3.5 billion in losses in this country, but only $2 billion was covered by insurance. Chris Hayes talks to Oklahoma's Insurance Commissioner John Doak.
Hopes rise for deal on delayed EU insurance rules
LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is nearing a deal on long-delayed insurance rules that the bloc has touted as a regulatory benchmark for the world to follow, regulatory and policy officials said. Full story
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The new GOP plan to derail Obamacare
Republicans are using the IRS scandal to tarnish Obamacare. Ed will tell you why Republicans on the Sunday talk shows are flat out wrong, and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz joins Ed to explain how Democrats plan to fight back.
Why repealing Obamacare is a horrible idea
It was a scandal-filled week for the Obama administration, but Ed will fill you in on the real scandal going on in Washington, D.C right now. Republicans are working harder than ever to take away your health care. Tonight, Ed talks to a 26-year-old fighting cancer without health insurance.
Small SUV's fare poorly in crash test
Only two of 13 small SUVs performed well in front-end crash tests done by the Insurance Industry's Highway Safety Group. NBC's Chris Clackum reports.
GOP takes aim at Affordable Care Act for the 37th time
MSNBC host Krystal Ball and political strategist Angela Rye discuss the “disgusting waste of time” – which Republicans will employ for the 37th time tomorrow – to repeal President Obama’s Affordable Health Care law – and how women stand to lose the most.
Sen. Wicker: Scandals exemplify 'pattern of big government overreach'
Chuck Todd talks controversies and the future of Obama's legislative power with Republican Senator Roger Wicker, who feels these scandals exemplify a "pattern of big government overreach."
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