White House reports 7 million sign up for health care
The Obama administration announced that more than 7 million people enrolled in health care through insurance exchanges by Monday's deadline. Spokesperson Jay Carney framed the milestone as a strong sign of the law's impact and noted that late applicants may still gain coverage.
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GOP edge in small states boosts Senate hopes
Republicans gain due to small state victories as conservative states back GOP nominees. Analysts note Senators secure footholds in states that elected Democrats previously while voters favor same party in presidential races. Obama carried many large states but lost many smaller ones, shaping Senate dynamics.
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Low marks on youth well being stir state contrasts
A Casey Foundation study ranks Wisconsin worst in the nation for black youth and South Dakota poorly for American Indian youths, highlighting statewide racial gaps in child well being across 12 indicators from birth to adulthood, including reading, math, teen birthrates, and income.
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