Veterans rely on Medicaid as care shifts with policy
Air Force veteran Billy Ramos of Simi Valley says Medicaid coverage keeps his family insured for his physically demanding heating and cooling work. Veterans rely on Medicaid as many do not qualify for VA care, and policymakers debate Medicaid funding and VA reform.
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Trump tweets doctored video showing assault on CNN
A Sunday Twitter post by President Trump linked to a doctored clip depicting him slamming a man labeled CNN to the ground and punching. The post drew swift condemnation from lawmakers and prompted calls for restraint and defense of press freedom.
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Eye contact autism link challenged by new study
A Scientific Reports study from Harvard researchers finds that avoiding eye contact in autism may reduce brain overactivation rather than show lack of concern. Using MRI at Massachusetts General Hospital, they link eye contact to heightened arousal in the brain’s subcortical system, and caution against forcing eye contact in therapies.
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Partial government shutdowns resume in Maine and New Jersey
Maine lawmakers meet to resolve a stalemate over a 7.055 billion two year budget after Gov. LePage veto threat. In New Jersey lawmakers reconvene to address a campus gun bill tied to the state budget as Christie pushes action. A Damascus car bombing kills 20 as Eid al Fitr ends. Georgia now allows guns on public university campuses.
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Kurdish Officials Targeted in Southeast Turkey Violence
Kurdish militants fatally shot two AK Party officials in Diyarbakir over the weekend as Turkish airstrikes across the southeast killed more than a dozen militants. State authorities reported the incidents Sunday.
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