Rise in British deaths by own action linked to crisis study
A British Medical Journal study ties 2008 2010 unemployment rise to a surge in personal crisis reports and suicides, estimating up to 39 percent of male deaths by own action linked to the downturn, with weaker ties for women. Dozens killed in Afghan attacks. Amiens riots injure police. Camden school lunch punishment payout to seven students.
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Looming Sequester Cuts Hit Domestic Programs in 2013
As automatic across the board cuts take effect January 2, domestic agencies face 8 percent reductions across programs. Meantime air traffic controllers, border patrol, park rangers and weather service staff may be furloughed, with Social Security and Medicaid largely protected.
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Medicaid Gap Lets Some Work Parents Stay Uninsured
Sandra Pico earns about $15 000 a year supporting a daughter and unemployed husband. She and Manuel Pico in Florida fail to qualify for Medicaid while governors in several states reject expansion citing cost. The article notes poverty line thresholds vary by state and many working parents fall through cracks.
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