New Zealand and Cuba, do provide health care in government hospitals, with the government paying the bills. Others -- for instance, Canada and Taiwan -- rely on private-sector providers, paid for by government-run insurance. But many wealthy countries -- including Germany, the Netherlands, Japan and Switzerland -- provide universal coverage using private doctors, private hospitals and private insurance plans. In some ways, health care is less "socialized" overseas than in the United States.

... the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is one of the planet's purest examples of government-run health care.

2. Overseas, care is rationed through limited choices or long lines.

Generally, no. Germans can sign up for any of the nation's 200 private health insurance plans -- a broader choice than any American has. If a German doesn't likeManchester Police Arrest Man Wanted in Massachusetts

Manchester police arrested a man who was wanted for attempted murder, among other charges, in Massachusetts.

Ollie Barboza, 26 was charged with being a fugitive from justice and was arrested by Manchester police on Monday. He is currently being held on a $1 million bond and is expected to appear in court on July 6.

Police said they received a tip that Barboza was at 115 Walnut Street, where police later located him.

Barboza was wanted for attempted murder in Massachusetts, police said.

According to the Hartford Courant, Barboza was also wanted for assault and battery on a pregnant victim and other charges that include failure to stop for police, speeding and operating without a license.

Barboza was arrested at the scene with blood on his clothing