Chicago to pay $3 million to families of two killed in chase
Chicago City Council Finance Committee recommends a nearly 3 million settlement to the families of Willie Owens 66 and Margaret Silas 88 after Paul Forbes fleeing police ran a red light on the South Side in 2015, crashing into their vehicles. The full council is poised to approve the agreement.
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Senate Dems push for documents before Kavanaugh meetings
Senate Democrats demand access to documents from Kavanaugh prior to any one on one talks. Rich Blumenthal and others seek materials from Bush White House tenure election recounts and Starr probe, aiming for broad access before confirmation hearings.
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Texas
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Ryan says Trump trolling on threat to strip clearances
Washington GOP figures dismiss the presidents move to revoke security clearances for former top officials who criticized his administration. Paul Ryan calls the claim trolling and notes clearances are executive purview. Critics warn of dangerous politicization of national security tools.
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Health care expands to meals and rides for better care
Health plans now cover home visits, meal deliveries, and rides to fitness centers as insurers shift from fee for service to patient health outcomes. Programs like Anthem Togetherness show how social engagement and daily support reduce costs, with patients losing weight and gaining hope while meals and transportation aid keep people out of hospitals.
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Kaiser Family Foundation
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Hubert
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Overland Park
Kansas
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