Colorado Cuts Medicaid funding for newborn circumcisions
Colorado joins 17 states in ending Medicaid payments for newborn circumcisions amid a $1 billion budget shortfall. Lawmakers say the move saves about $186 500 annually and reflects economic urgency while debates continue in California and South Carolina.
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Kent Lambert
Joint
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San Francisco
Matthew Hess
South Carolina
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Florida
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Louisiana
Scott Levin
Mountain States
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Anti- Defamation League
Levin
United States
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Joanne Zahora
Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing
Irene Aguilar
Denver Health
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What to do if an airline changes your flight plan
Air carriers routinely modify schedules and rebook travelers with layovers. Check options on the airline site, call for a preferred flight, and consider refunds or alternative carriers. Arrive early for cruises or events and keep up to date contact info to expedite notices.
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Grass fed farming debate at McDonald family farm in New York
Peter McDonald runs a 220 acre Finger Lakes area farm with grass fed cattle sheep pigs and turkeys. He promotes pasture based livestock arguing grain fed meat misleads consumers while critics worry about price accessibility and market reach for small scale producers. He plans further expansion with 5 000 broiler chicks and 350 turkeys, rotating stock across 12 fields and using modern tools to maintain natural balance.
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N.Y
Peter McDonald
McDonald
Hollywood
Rosie
McDonald's
New York
Finger Lakes
Andy Alexander
Susan Eckhardt
Bryhill
Hudson Valley
George Cubillas
Organic Trade Association
McDonald's Farm
Matthew
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