No increase for Social Security next year
The 2011 cost of living adjustment remains paused as inflation stayed too low since 2009. President Obama and Democrats push a one time $250 payment to the 58 million Social Security recipients amid political backlash.
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Fort Worth man seeks face transplant after severe burns
Dallas C. Wiens, badly burned and blind from a 2008 accident, aims to become the third U.S. patient to receive a face transplant. He has undergone dozens of surgeries and now relies on his father's insurance under a federal health care law to cover anti rejection drugs and potential surgery costs funded by the Department of Defense.
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