Supreme Court rules on Medicaid payment rights
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that private health care providers cannot sue to force states to raise Medicaid reimbursement rates unless Congress creates such a right. The decision undermines suits over underfunded Medicaid payments, placing enforcement with federal agencies rather than courts. It cites Idaho as a case where higher reimbursements were not compelled by private action. The ruling affects doctors and hospitals arguing inadequate funding for patient care under Medicaid.
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Iran nuclear talks extend past midnight deadline
Negotiators from Iran and six world powers extended the talks beyond Tuesday midnight to shape a framework for a broader agreement. State Department and White House officials said progress exists but several difficult issues remain, with John Kerry staying at the table and Iran willing to stay as long as needed.
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NSA gate shooting prompts probe at Fort Meade
Two cross dressing men who disobeyed orders at a guarded NSA gate stole a Baltimore man’s SUV and fled to a Howard County motel. The driver, Ricky Shawatza Hall, 27, died at the scene. a passenger is hospitalized. NSA officer treated for minor injuries. FBI says no terrorism. Timeline suggests a wrong turn. NSA is Maryland’s largest employer with thousands of workers at Fort Meade.
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Clinton tied to four drone emails in State Department review
The Associated Press obtained four Hillary Clinton emails from her time as secretary of state under FOIA. The messages touch on drone strikes, surveillance terms, and internal debates, with one note referencing a phone call and another about condemning leaks. The disclosures show Clinton used an iPad alongside a BlackBerry and highlight FOIA litigation timing.
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