Patient's bill soars as new health law program falters
Bev Veals, battling advanced cancer, faced a hospital bill shock when her PCIP plan shut down and a substitute policy demanded up to 3125 in premiums. The temporary program, intended for high risk individuals, is ending Jan 1, forcing enrollees toward federal marketplaces amid political dispute and belt tightening.
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Colorado lawmakers face recall after gun law votes
Senate President John Morse of Colorado Springs and Sen. Angela Giron of Pueblo face recall elections after voting for new firearm restrictions including 15 round magazine limits and universal background checks. National figures like New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg have funded recalls, highlighting the national spotlight on Colorado swing-state politics.
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