Loughner pleads guilty to Arizona shooting
Jared Loughner agreed to life in prison after pleading guilty to the January 2011 rampage that killed six and wounded 13 at a political gathering. A judge ruled his schizophrenia made him competent for the plea, sparing a lengthy federal death penalty trial.
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Kansas resubmits Medicaid waiver proposal
Kansas Governor Brownback’s administration resubmitted its Medicaid waiver to CMS after withdrawing the first plan for not notifying Haskell Health Center and White Cloud Health Station. The KanCare proposal would place about 380,000 beneficiaries with three private managed care firms, aiming to save $1 billion over five years without cutting benefits. Lt. Gov. Colyer noted updated terms include presumptive enrollment and an Indian opt-out, while a $1.7 million Optumas contract supported actuarial work and negotiations.
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Gunman Wade Page had white supremacist ties and online calls to act
Wade Michael Page, a 40 year old Army veteran who killed at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, posted toward action for white supremacists on skinhead forums and led bands with extremist lyrics. Investigators note possible motives remain unclear, with Page described as a frustrat ed neo Nazi active in white power music.
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Romney risks in criticizing green jobs plan
DENVER AP Mitt Romney attacks President Obama's focus on green jobs and the Solyndra program while arguing wind and solar careers could cost jobs elsewhere. GOP concerns surface over ending wind energy tax credits as polls show public support for renewables. some Republicans praise the stance as principled, others fear political costs in key states.
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