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People looking for health insurance in the grip of the Omicron surge have through Saturday to sign up for taxpayer-subsidized private coverage under the Obama-era Affordable Care Act.President Joe Biden s administration is on track to deliver robust enrollment numbers, but those gains could turn into a mirage if congressional Democrats remain stymied on Biden s social agenda package. Biden s coronavirus relief bill has been providing generous subsidy increases that benefit new and returning customers. The juiced-up assistance will go away at the end of this year without further congressional action. The determining factor in whether this is a lasting gain in enrollment is whether the subsidies are extended, said Cynthia Cox, who follows health insurance trends at the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. The b
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Two people have been reported dead Saturday in severe weather in Kentucky, officials said. The Logan County Sheriff says an elderly woman has died after a tornado ripped through Logan County and Simpson County, the sheriff s office says a man died after his car was submerged in water, CBS affiliate WKYT reports.According to WKYT weather report, damaging winds, heavy rain, and flash flooding are expected through the night. While a quick isolated spin-up tornado is possible in the state, far western Kentucky faces the greatest threat. With an additional 1-3 inches possible Saturday night, and an already super saturated ground, flooding issues will likely arise. Gov. Matt Bevin t
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