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Black boxes, bodies, and the blame game.

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Pro-Russian separatists have turned over the black boxes and the remains of victims have been taken away on refrigerated train cars.

But lead investigators into the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 have yet to reach the crash site located in an eastern Ukrainian battle zone.

The lack of a smoking gun raises questions for the European Union.

How deeply was Russia involved? Is it time for more sanctions? Should the West use diplomatic

caution as Vladimir Putin accuses the U.S. of trying to return to the Cold War? Today's

talking point, contradictory opinions from two federal courts with Obamacare caught in the middle. First, here's the news.

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Program Fund. Hello again, Warren. I'll be back with To the Point. Pro-Russian separators say they

will cooperate with investigators into the downing of

Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17. Meantime, continued uncertainty is a challenge for the European

Union as it considers new sanctions against Vladimir Putin's Russia. Today's talking point,

federal subsidies, make health insurance affordable for millions of people under Obamacare.

One federal court says they're illegal in 36 states. Another says they're okay. First, this news update. Because of rocket

debris found near Bangerian Airport, Delta Airlines canceled flights in and out of Tel Aviv. Now,

the FAA has followed suit banning American carriers for at least the

next 24 hours. Jeffrey Price is an aviation consultant, an author of practical aviation

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