Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed a bill Tuesday that is designed to provide “presumptive Medicaid eligibility” to pregnant women.

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After an emotional 90 days of wrangling over budget cuts for developmental disabilities services,both sides now wonder if ...

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In the gray language of the federal bureaucracy, the funding that mattered most was from the Teaching Health Centers Graduate ...

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Financial uncertainty, regulatory shifts, workforce shortages, and rising supply costs are placing unprecedented pressure on healthcare leaders. As federal and state policies evolve, executives are ...

The current crisis builds on decades of neoliberal plunder and economic austerity authored by both conservative and liberal ...

While the Bulloch County Board of Education considers its 2025-2026 budget, staff members this week delivered news of a ...

Donates also said the nonprofit never had any employees, and that Granados stopped being officially involved with the charity ...

Congressman Bennie Thompson has announced the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has selected the hospital for its ...