Senate bill could add 35 billion for veteran health care
The Senate and a House measure would expand VA health care by funding private providers to treat veterans who face delays. CBO estimates add 35 billion over three years, with eventual costs near 50 billion yearly for broader care. The bills aim to curb long waits and allow enrollment growth while imposing stronger oversight on VA officials.
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Widespread Uninspected High-Risk Wells Across West
An AP review shows four in ten new high-priority oil and gas wells near federal lands escaped federal inspection, with Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming reporting the largest gaps. The BLM says it is overwhelmed by fracking growth and has faced funding and staffing challenges.
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Wisconsin judge halts enforcing gay marriage ban rulings and licenses
U S District Judge Barbara Crabb ordered county clerks to stop issuing gay marriage licenses but put the ruling on hold during appeal. The state has been processing licenses issued after the initial decision, while Attorney General J B Van Hollen argues the couples are not legally married. Spokeswoman Dana Brueck and Governor Scott Walker's office offered limited clarification on how agencies will proceed.
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Oregon weighs first GMO field mapping plan
Oregon considers a state wide mapping of GMO field locations after a governor order spurred by regional genetic contamination. Supporters say it would force coexistence measures and transparency while opponents warn of potential sabotage and loss of markets. Regulators cite limited authority but lawmakers could grant mapping power.
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