As the deadline looms for states to enforce new work requirements, some state lawmakers seek to publicly name the largest companies that have employees enrolled in the government program covering low-income and disabled people.
- Christopher Snowbeck Minnesota Star Tribune
Federal lawmakers are turning up the pressure on UnitedHealthcare and two rival Medicare Advantage insurers over their use of artificial intelligence and their prior authorization rules for post-hospital rehab care.
- Madison Troyer
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The supply concerns come as women going through menopause across the U.S. face difficulties filling prescriptions for estrogen patches.
- Daniel de Visé USA Today
To find a better-paid group, economists say, you have to drill down to elite subcategories, such as corporate CEOs and law partners.
- Deena Beasley Reuters
A record 7 out of 10 cancer patients now survive for at least five years, up from less than half in the 1970s and 63% in the mid-1990s.
- Ken Alltucker USA Today
Americans' voracious appetite for GLP-1 weight loss drugs has the nation on pace to spend more than $1 trillion on prescription drugs this year, a new report says.
Health policy changes in Washington are set to cause millions of Americans to lose their Medicaid or Affordable Care Act coverage, leading to concerns about affording health care
More than 1 in 4 physicians surveyed by the American Medical Association last December said prior authorization had led to a serious adverse event for a patient in their care.
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Walmart is venturing into health care, with in-store clinics in six states the retailer says offer accessible, affordable and convenient primary care services.
Hundreds of U.S. communities have banned fluoride from their water, raising alarm bells for public health researchers who worry that, like vaccines, it’s become a victim of its own success.
It's a tool insurers say they use to rein in costs and protect patients from unnecessary or ineffective medical treatment.
Jasen Gundersen never considered a career in business when he entered medical school nearly three decades ago to become a rural primary care doctor. But, today, he isn’t working in rural America and he doesn’t do primary care. In fact, he no longer practices medicine at all.
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At 6 years old, Molly Lambert promised she'd come back to Camp CoHoLo forever. Twenty-three summers later, she's keeping that promise. Now fiance Alan Varela joins her.
A hot day. A cool glass of lemonade. Children of FNBO employees set up a lemonade stand last Friday. They donated their $990 in profits to charities they chose.
A pilot who flew 40 missions in Iraq, Matt Cavanaugh said he’ll continue bringing empty cans from the Headquarters Bar for recycling. The goal for a veterans memorial is $150,000-$200,000.
Board members say another board member has used the organization's account for personal gain over the past several years.
The Lincoln East team’s pursuit of another American Legion World Series berth begins Thursday in North Dakota. See the complete schedule and find out how to watch.
A Bayard man died after the motorcycle he was riding struck a deer on Highway 92 west of the South Bayard Junction, according to the Morrill County Sheriff's Office.
A former Harvard, Nebraska, police chief is charged with lewd conduct and unlawful possession of a firearm while attending a sex trafficking seminar at UNO.
About 11% of Americans are on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. With changed bodies, many are inclined to try on clothes in person to figure out what styles fit their new size.
Ron Barber and Don Henninger, a Democrat and a Republican, co-lead the Arizona Democracy Resilience Network, a nonpartisan group aimed at supporting election workers and promoting civility in politics.
Two people have died from cyclosporiasis in Michigan, marking the first fatalities in the largest U.S. outbreak of the intestinal illness.
Amid a record-breaking measles outbreak, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. encouraged Americans to get the MMR vaccine ahead of back-to-school season and blamed COVID-19 lockdowns for the measles cases.
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The traffic stop was made near mile marker 255 on I-80 near Elm Creek.
Kadin Hoger was grilling at the encampment on Williamson and South Baldwin streets from 2 p.m. Friday until 2 a.m. Saturday.
People gather at Williamson and South Baldwin Streets where Corey Ruiz was fatally shot by a police officer on Wednesday afternoon in Madison.
The memorial for Corey Ruiz has been in place on Williamson Street since Wednesday, when Ruiz was shot dead by police there. It was still holding strong Saturday, with no sign of police or other means of removal. Protesters said they plan on staying as long as they can.
"Of course, he doesn't have that right (to be considered as a replacement nominee)," attorney Daniel Gutman said. "The voters have already rejected him."
Healthcare advocates are sounding the alarm over Nebraska's rushed implementation of new federal Medicaid work requirements.
Nebraska on Saturday became the first state to check whether certain Medicaid beneficiaries meet new federal work requirements. Advocates want more data.
Brinker Harding and Denise Powell both say costs are too high. The CD2 candidates shared how each would approach the affordability issue.