Here are 5️⃣ things you need to know today: 1️⃣ South and Midwest tornadoes 2️⃣ Trump’s indictment 3️⃣ Medicaid 4️⃣ Southwest Airlines' 'action plan' 5️⃣ Pope Francis
When you think about breakfast, what comes to mind? Pancakes? Bacon and eggs? Maybe oatmeal or a blueberry muffin? What about a hot cup of … ramen noodles? Here’s what else you need to know to Start Your Week Smart. The weekend that was • Devastated communities across the South and Midwest are picking up the pieces and digging through debris after ferocious storms and tornadoes leveled neighborhoods and left at least 22 people dead.
One Thing: Rethinking school safety In this week’s “One Thing” podcast, CNN senior crime and justice correspondent Shimon Prokupecz joins the show to discuss how the swift law enforcement response to the school shooting in Nashville compares to the delayed response in Uvalde, Texas. Plus, we examine how conversations around school safety have evolved in the face of inaction on gun-control reform. Listen for more.
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Millions will start losing Medicaid coverage as Covid safety net is dismantledAs many as 15 million people stand to lose Medicaid coverage as safety net expansions implemented during the Covid pandemic are dismantled.
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Millions of Americans May Soon Lose Medicaid Coverage. Here’s How to Prepare.Throughout the pandemic, millions of Americans on Medicaid have been shielded from losing health care coverage. Medicaid provides health coverage for low-income Americans; for the past three years, states suspended their typical process of redetermining whether someone remained eligible for coverage. States must now reverify that every Medicaid recipient still qualifies for the program within the next 14 months. Many people will continue the same Medicaid coverage they’ve had for years, but mill
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Opinion | The Great Medicaid Purge beginsWith pandemic provisions ending, about 1 in 6 Medicaid and CHIP recipients are expected to lose coverage.
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Millions of Americans at risk of losing Medicaid coverage as pandemic-era rule expiresAnywhere between 5.3 million and 14.2 million Americans will lose their Medicaid coverage over the next 12 months as pandemic-era legislation which automatically enrolled all Americans into Medicaid programs expires at midnight Friday, March 31.
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15 Million People Could Lose Coverage as Nightmarish Medicaid 'Purge' Begins'I feel sick,' said one physician. 'Medicaid is not enough: we need seamless, lifelong universal care now.'
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Medicaid Eligibility Changes Set to Hit Hospitals, Insurers, StatesAn unprecedented effort by states to review Medicaid eligibility carries high financial stakes for industry groups, including hospitals and insurers
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