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New Jersey's beleaguered health plan for school workers faces another year of double-digit increases, the latest in a series.
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Nikita Biryukov
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7/15/26
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The fifth pharmaceutical company sued by Oregon’s attorney general and dozens of other state attorneys general for violating federal antitrust laws in the last decade agreed to settle, this time for nearly $30 million. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced Wednesday that generic drug manufacturer Glenmark, accused of participating in an elaborate price fixing scheme […]
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Alex Baumhardt
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7/15/26
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On Saturday, St. Petersburg retailer Herban Flow hosted its third High and Dry Festival, which featured dozens of brands showcasing THC-infused drinks, plus adaptogens, nootropics, and alcohol-free libations. Herban Flow owner Michael Smith says that about 80% of sales from his two stores come from hemp-derived THC products, which is why he’s anxious about an […]
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Mitch Perry
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7/15/26
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Members of Iowa’s newly created Medicaid Fraud Elimination Task Force met Wednesday for their inaugural meeting to begin crafting recommendations to stop incidents of fraud in the taxpayer supported healthcare program. The 11-person task force, led by Attorney General Brenna Bird, established five working groups that Bird said will be the “engine” that drives the […]
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Cami Koons
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7/15/26
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The Iowa Board of Nursing sanctioned several nurses recently over allegations of being drunk at work, dealing methamphetamine and putting patients at risk. One of the cases involves a nursing home worker, Anita Applegate of Polk County, who was accused of deliberately reusing residents’ insulin-delivery pens on other residents, creating a risk of infection. Applegate, […]
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Clark Kauffman
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7/15/26
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s CFO will lead the state’s Health Care Authority after the current director said he would be stepping down after less than a year in the role. Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday announced he had appointed Aaron Morris, the chief financial officer for the state of Oklahoma, to be the interim director […]
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Emma Murphy
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7/15/26
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North Carolina workers using the State Health Plan will pay more for care at WakeMed starting next year. WakeMed is a “non-preferred” provider under the health plan’s new ranking system, meaning most members using the health plan will pay higher out-of-pocket costs if they seek treatment there. Health plan administrators asked healthcare systems to compete […]
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Lynn Bonner
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7/15/26
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Amid criticism for her support of data center development in Michigan and opposition to a statewide moratorium, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday unveiled a plan intended to ensure affordable and responsible data center growth while protecting residents from higher energy costs. Whitmer’s Michigan Affordable and Responsible Growth Action Plan focuses on two main areas: cementing […]
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Kyle Davidson
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7/15/26
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OKLAHOMA CITY — With 56 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, Oklahoma is the latest state to report a spike in cases amid a national outbreak of the intestinal illness. There have been six hospitalizations in Oklahoma of the illness, which causes “explosive” diarrhea, but no deaths, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health dashboard. Health […]
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Emma Murphy
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7/15/26
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Bluevine reports that while 74% of small businesses are using AI tools, 82% face barriers like data security concerns, and 78% don't fully trust AI for basic tasks.
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Rob Pursell for Bluevine
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7/15/26
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