Estimated $72 Million in Medicaid Payments Made to Ineligible Beneficiaries
State agency could not prove it verified citizenship status of beneficiaries
Author: Mikael Thalen
4 Million Americans Paid $2.8 Billion in Obamacare Penalties Through April 2017
Fewer Americans paid penalty after Trump’s executive order suggested IRS could grant exemptions
US ramps up pressure on N. Korea with sanctions on Chinese, Russian companies
“It is unacceptable for individuals and companies in China, Russia, and elsewhere to enable North Korea…”
U.S., North Korea clash at U.N. arms forum on nuclear threat
U.S. Ambassador Robert Wood says the “path to dialogue still remains an option” for Pyongyang
Loneliness, Isolation Are Bigger Health Threats Than Obesity
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Fracking Giant Sues Citizen For Speaking Out Against Fracking
Locals have been fighting for safe drinking water for years
Hope For MS Sufferers: Resistance Training May Slow Brain Atrophy
MS patients have always been told NOT to exercise
Jury Slams Johnson & Johnson With $417M Verdict Over Talc-Cancer Link
This is the biggest verdict against J&J so far
Live Feed: Trump Addresses Nation On Afghanistan War
President set to announce U.S. policy towards America’s longest war
Youth Summer Unemployment Rate Declines to 17-Year Low
Participation rate for youths was 60.6 percent in July 2017
Majority in U.S. Say Taxes Are Too High and Tax Code Is Too Complex
70 percent of Democrats want members of Congress to work in a bipartisan way to get tax reform done
Putin names new ambassador to US after Kislyak’s departure
Anatoly Antonov will fill the role that was previously held by Kislyak
Hackers threaten to leak HBO ‘Game of Thrones’ season finale
“Be ready for GOT S& E6 &E7 as soon as possible,” the group said in email correspondence
Trump poised for a September fight over border wall
Trump is demanding funds for the wall that was the centerpiece of his successful presidential campaign
Pyongyang calls U.S.-South Korean war games a step to nuclear war
The joint U.S.-South Korean drills last until Aug. 31 and involve tens of thousands of troops