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New reporting on pregnancy-related prosecutions describes a system that can turn the need for care into a reason to fear seeking it. Most recorded charges concerned substance use, not abortion prosecutions.
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Arizona health workers warn that restricting Medicaid can turn manageable conditions into expensive emergencies. Removing coverage from a budget does not remove the patient from the hospital.
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A USDA proposal would finally require chip-enabled food assistance cards. Protecting people from theft is a useful kind of fraud crackdown. Now comes the question of paying for the locks.
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A new congressional report finds that the federal response to overseas scams cannot provide one accounting of what was seized and what victims got back. The criminals have a business model. The government has departments.
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The music is portable. The family may need a check-in appointment.
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