Too poor to qualify for ACA tax credits in Kansas
Kansas faces a coverage gap starting 2014 as the state did not expand Medicaid under the ACA. Thousands of residents will be too poor for tax credits yet not eligible for KanCare, with estimates of 58,000 to 88,000 affected. Kaiser's analysis notes 144,000 could gain coverage if expanded and $5.3 billion in federal funds would flow 2013–2022. Kansas remains among 21 states not moving forward with expansion.
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U.S. eyes Iran Latin America ties in review
The State Department will reassess Alberto Nisman’s 500 page report on Iran in Latin America while signaling no immediate policy change. Officials say the Obama administration will not overstate Iran’s regional reach but faces congressional pressure to act.
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Mayor warns on heat and water shortage in Lawrence
Lawrence faces extreme fire risk as heat and wind strain a strained water supply. Mayor Bond cites four fires the previous day and a fifth extinguished without department aid, noting five fires in under 24 hours is unprecedented and urges strict precautions to avoid losses.
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Conservatives aboard National Review cruise clash on 2014 16 strategy
Cal Thomas reports on a Stavanger cruise where hundreds of conservatives vent disagreement over how to win the Senate in 2014 and the White House in 2016. Panelists debate tactics from targeted ACA funding fights to debt limit stances, school choice, and media strategy, with emphasis on appealing to minority voters and the middle class.
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