A federal district judge in D.C. ruled that President Trump’s firing of the head of the Office of Special Counsel was unlawful, allowing him to stay in his post, prompting the Trump administration to file an appeal. The judge emphasized the importance of the office’s independence and ordered the defendants to recognize the plaintiff’s position, while the Supreme Court previously paused the administration’s attempts to dismiss the head of the agency.
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North Carolina family fears Medicaid cuts would force them to ration treatments for 6-year-old
Kennedy Beaver, a 6-year-old from North Carolina with Noonan syndrome, attends therapy twice a week funded by Medicaid's CAP/C waiver. With Congress proposing significant Medicaid cuts, her family fears losing access to vital treatments, which could cost them over $4,000 monthly, highlighting the potential impact on over 600,000 state residents reliant on the program. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Kennedy Beaver, a 6-year-old girl with a condition that makes her growth slow, is...
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