Health law delay costs government ten billion dollars
The Congressional Budget Office estimates the Obama administration's delay of the employer mandate costs the government about 10 billion dollars, a tiny 1 percent impact over ten years. The delay shifts start to 2015, drawing Republican criticism and some union objections while employers welcome more time to implement compliance.
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Opinion request on health care expansion impact
The text invites readers to comment on a health care expansion plan claiming it will fully pay for itself and cut the federal deficit by over 100 billion dollars in ten years. It notes historically low health care cost growth and mentions uninsured workers gaining plan options starting in October.
Salad linked to cyclospora outbreak in Iowa Nebraska
Health officials in Iowa and Nebraska identify a prepackaged salad mix as the source of a stomach illness that sickened hundreds in both states. Cyclospora outbreaks have been reported in 15 states, with 145 Iowa cases and 78 Nebraska cases.
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