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Health reform plans, pricing released in Calif.

Californians are finally getting to see what "Obamacare" means for them.Full story

Senate votes to cut insurance subsidies to rich farmers

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The wealthiest 20,000 U.S. farmers should pay more for taxpayer subsidized crop insurance, the Senate voted on Thursday, adopting a measure that blended deficit reduction, populism and farm program reform. Full story

Tobacco farmers notch legislative victory

Tobacco farmers long on the defensive notched a victory Thursday when the U.S. Senate fended off efforts to eliminate the federal insurance program for the embattled crop. Full story

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  Oklahoma Tragedy: Counting the Cost of the Damage

Thousands of insurance agents travel to the area to assist affected residents, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.

  Will Oklahoma get the aid it needs?

Rep. James Lankford, R-Okla.,  talks about the potential federal aid packages available for the residents impacted by the tornado.

  Mayor Cornett: What we need now are 'thoughts and prayers'

Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett doesn’t think federal aid to help build safe rooms is what’s needed. He tells Thomas Roberts that "thoughts and prayers are what we need right now.”

  Homeowners slowly return to destroyed neighborhoods

The 17-mile-long twister destroyed the landscape of Moore, Okla., in 40 petrifying minutes and killed at least 24 people including nine children. NBC’s Lester Holt reports.

  What lies ahead for the people who lost everything?

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.

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