Health law fate nears Supreme Court ruling
The Obama administration plans to implement major parts of the health care law even if the individual mandate is struck down. Officials say subsidies and Medicaid expansion would survive, while insurers face new rules and potential premium shifts. A ruling within weeks could reshape coverage for millions.
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NC zoo to test elephant contact lenses for eye sight
At the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro veterinarians weigh offering 38 year old 12000 pound African bull C sar corrective contact lenses after cataract surgery and partial failure of natural lenses. If approved Acrivet would craft three to four centimeter diameter lenses, a first for an elephant, with eye drops and sedated insertion possible.
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Nuns Tour Protest Against Budget Plan Across States
A group of 14 Roman Catholic nuns organized by Network began a nine state bus tour criticizing proposed federal budget cuts. The campaign targets lawmakers, with first stop in Ames, Iowa, and will conclude in Washington, D.C., July 2. The tour aligns with Vatican concerns about socially active nuns while denying aims to counter the church leadership. Supporters defend the nuns as prophets speaking for the poor and marginalized.
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