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Studies conducted by rural health experts predict that changes to Medicaid and the ACA will amplify financial pressures on hospitals serving rural populations. Big Beautiful Bill, Affordable Care Act, rural hospitals

Many Rural Hospitals Expected to Close Following ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Medicaid Cuts

Studies conducted by rural health experts predict that changes to Medicaid and the ACA will amplify financial pressures…

News July 11
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The lawsuit alleges school officials failed to respond appropriately after becoming aware of the shooter's red flags. Antioch High School, Dayana Escalante, Solomon Henderson

Parents of Antioch High School Shooting Victim File Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against District

The lawsuit alleges school officials failed to respond appropriately after becoming aware of the shooter's history of violent…

News July 10
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Critics are worried New York City’s plan to address school safety staffing shortages by hiring 400 assistant safety agents under 21 could pose significant risks. Mayor Eric Adams

New York City’s Plan to Reverse School Safety Staff Shortages Sparks Debate

Critics are worried New York City’s plan to address school safety staffing shortages by hiring 400 assistant safety…

News July 10