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 Up to 14.2 million Americans could lose health insurance when the federal government ends the COVID-19 emergency declaration, the Kaiser Family Foundation said.The Kaiser Family Foundation found that somewhere between 5.3 million and 14.2 million would lose insurance. Currently, the federal governments public health emergency is slated to end in mid-July 2022. The federal government, however, has said it would give a 60-day notice before expiring the provision.The KFF noted there stanley thermos mug  was a 25% increase in the number of Medicaid enrollees during the pandemic. Medicaid is the joint federal and state program that provides low-incom gourde stanley e families with health insurance.Children accounted for nearly 42% of the additional Medicaid enrollees, KFF said.During the pandemic, states received funds to keep people on Medicaid even if they no longer met eligibility requirements.Out of nearly 22 million additional Medicaid enrollees, its estimated that 18.7 million was due to the maintenance of eligibility provision. The other 3.5 million w stanley tumbler as due to expected baseline growth.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo

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 WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Tenn. 鈥?Authorities in Tennessee arrested Titans offensive coordinator Todd Downing early Friday morning on charges of DUI and speeding. According to the Williamson County Sheriff s Office, Downing was stopped by a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper along Interstate 65 near Moores Lane, a stanley website bout 15 miles south of downtown Nashville.The trooper pulled the vehicle over around 2:30 a.m. after they observed it traveling at a high rate of speed.                         Williamson County Sheriff s Office                Todd Downing Mugshot    After stopping the vehicle, the trooper spoke to the driver, who was identified as Downing.During the stop, the trooper saw signs of the driver being impaired and could smell alcohol coming from the vehicle. Downing was then arrested and booked in the Williamson County Jail stanley cup . He bonded out Friday at 6:46 a.m., the Williamson County Sheriff s Office told USA Today.The newspaper reported that th stanley cup becher e Titans defeated the Packers 27-17 in Wisconsin Thursday and returned to Nashville after the win.Dalton Hammonds at WTVF first reported this story. Thjr Fauci hopes good news about vaccine inspires final push in adoption of public health measures
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?A week filled with turmoil for the Pulaski High School football team ended with a bang as the Rams defeated Milwaukee Vincent, 44-0.The Rams had to forfeit games this season and now face a 2-year playoff ban.MPS said this issue stems from paperwork not being filed with the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association  WIAA .Previous Coverage: https://tmj4/news/milwaukee-county/mps-bay-view-and-pulask stanley becher i-high-schools-must-forfeit-all-2024-football-gamesPrevious Coverage: https://tmj4/news/milwaukee-county/we-keep-disappointing-our-kids-parents-and-city-leaders-react-to-recent-mps-football-misstepPrevious Coverage: https://tmj4/news/local-news/this-should-not-happen-board-director-reacts-to-mps-leaders-failing-to-file-required-athletic-paperworkPrevious Coverage: https://tmj4/news/local-news/this-is-not-rocke stanley quencher t-science-former-commissioner-reacts-to-athletes-forced-to-forfeit-due-to-missing-paperworkThe Milwaukee City Conference involves relegation. Since Pulaski won the Blackbourn Division last season, they were elevated to the Richardson Division. Bay View was relegated to Blackbourn. Paperwork needed to be done, but that didnt happen.Watch: Pulaski football players, parents end season on a high no stanley cup te despite MPS misstep            Pulaski football players, parents end season on a high note despite MPS misstep                            Pulaski was originally set to play Riverside on Friday. Bay View was set to take on Vincent on Thursday night.MPS and the WIAA confi Vrpv Over 40 countries pledge to raise $12 billion to help coral reefs
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 Based on new government data, Social Security recipients should expect to see a 3.2% increase at the end of the year in the annual cost-of-living adjustment, according to theSenior Citizen League.The Social Security Administration will announce 2024 s cost-of-living adjustment next month. Increases w stanley cup ould then take effect two months later.At 3.2%, the average monthly benefit of $1,790 would increase by about $57.The last cost-of-living adjustment came in December 2022, when the Social Securit stanley cup y Administration increased 2023 payments by 8.7%. The 2023 increase was the highest cost-of-living adjustment made by the Social Security Administration since 1981.SEE MORE: Could new poverty data renew push for expanding the child tax credit In the last decade, annual cost-of-living increases have averaged 2.55%.The Social Security Administration says it bases its cost-of-living adjustment on the consumer price index for urban wage earne stanley cups uk rs and clerical workers.The Bureau of Labor Statisticsreleases consumer price index data monthly.As of August 2023,the consumer price index is up 3.7% compared to the year prior.Inflation is back on the rise after falling to an annual rate of 3% in June.The Senior Citizens League notes that cost-of-living adjustments haven t done a good job of keeping up with seniors  everyday expenses.According to the Senior Citizens League, people who retired before 2000 have lost 36% of their buying power. On average, these retirees 鈥?most of them over age 85 鈥?would ne Rjrq Bucks get confidence boost in win without Giannis scoring 40
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 Russian and Belarusian athletes still don t know if they will be able to participate in the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics.The International Olympic Committee announced this week that Russia and Belarus are not on the list of 203 countries invited to participate in the Games.Athletes from the countries could still be permitted to participate under a neutral flag. However, the IOC said it would decide that at a later date.  stanley cup The mission of the Olympic Games is to unite the entire world in p stanley cup eaceful competition,  said IOC President Thomas Bach.  In our fragile world, with conflicts, divisions and wars rising, we need this unifying power more than ever.Athletes from Russia and Belarus have been banned from numerous international sporting events since the invasion of Ukraine. Some of the bans have been softened this year. For example, Wimbledon allowed Russian and Belarusian players to participate in the tournament this year after aban in 2022.SEE MORE: Gabby Douglas, 3-time gold medalist, hints at gymnastics comebackThe Paris Olympics begin July 26, 2024, and run through Aug. 11.It will be the first Olympics with gender parity. The IOC said it has allocated the same number of spots for female and male athletes. With the Olympic Games Paris 2024, we can truly look forward to the advent of a new era of Olympic Games,  Bach said.  These Olympic Games will be more inclusive, younger, more urban and more sustainable. The Paris Games will be targeting a 50% reduction in c stanley botella arbon emissions comp Alxo SCOTUS rules out suing police for Miranda violations
 TORONTO  AP  鈥?Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is removing emergency powers police can use after authorities ended the border blockades by those opposed to COVID-19 restrictions as well as the occupation of downtown Ottawa. Trudeau invoked the powers last week and lawmakers affirmed the powers late Monday. Trudeau said then the powers were still needed but noted they would not stay in place a day longer than necessary. The emergencies act allows authorities to declare certain areas as no-go zones. It also allows police to freeze truckers personal and corporate bank accounts and compel tow truck companies to haul away vehicles.Canada arrested dozens of stanley cup  truckers last week. They had occupied parts of Ottawa for three weeks. Big rigs that were blocking streets were also towed away Friday.Police report many truckers left on their own.The U.S. is now preparing for a trucker protest in Washington, D.C. The Pentagon approved the deployment of 700 unarmed National Guard troops to prepare for trucker convoy stanley nz s that are planning stanley cup  protests against pandemic restrictions next week.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Pedro Ocasio shines bright in his classroom.                        TMJ4 News                Pedro Ocasio    Since he began teaching at La Causa Chart stanley cup er School in Milwaukee seven years ago, he has strived to make his lessons interactive. He s a good teacher,  said fourth-grader Naylanie Martre-Santiago.Watch: Milwaukee teacher connects students around the world            Milwaukee teacher connects students around the world                             He makes me learn better,  student Diego Lopez told TMJ4 News.Ocasio says that when he was in 6th grade, a teacher s support in the classroom meant the world to him as he struggled with schoolwork and sometimes faced challenges at home in Puerto Rico.                        Submitted          I had so many good teachers also, but that was the one who impacted my life forever,  Ocasio shared.  That was amazing because I felt that the school was a safe place for me, away from the problems I had when I was a child. It was peaceful for me. That teacher inspired Ocasio to pursue a career in education and find ways to make learning fun.Ocasio s lessons incorporate different cultures and help students in Wisconsin feel connected to others. They have worked with peers in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Guatemala.                      stanley cup website     stanley shop Submitted          For me, it s essential to teach about these kinds of projects,  Ocasio said.  They give students different tools they can use today and in the future, including with their families Rulw Putin says Russia and North Korea have vowed to aid each other if attacked in new partnership deal
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 ELKHORN, Wisc. 鈥?A couple who was murdered at  Sports Page Barr  in downtown Elkhorn just after midnight on Thursday, Feb 1. has been identified as 33-year-old Emerson Weingart, and 37-year-old, Gina Weingart.                        WTMJ                33-year-old Emerson Weingart, and 37-year-old, Gina Weingart.    As of 6 p.m. on Thursday, officials say the shooter is still on the loose, and are advising people in the area should take  reasonable steps  to protect themselves.The Elkhorn Police chief tells TMJ4 that the shooting was a  senseless act of violence. Police say they were called to the  Sports Page Bar  off Wisconsin Street for reports of gunfire just after midnight Thursday morning.                         Sydni Eure, TMJ4                Police presence in Elkhorn    Officers from the Elkhorn Police Department and deputies from the Walworth County Sheriff s Office say t stanley cup hey found  stanley cup the couple dead inside the bar.Family members of the couple tell TMJ4  Gina worked at the bar part-time, and that her husband, Emerson, would hang out with her until she closed stanley water bottle  the bar.They tell us the couple got married last year in June 2023, and were beloved by friends, family, co-workers, and members of their church, where they were regulars.They also tell us the couple loved  anything and everything outdoors. The incident is still under investigation. Police are asking anyone with any information to call the Elkhorn Police Department at 262-723-2210. You can also call Walworth County Ftzs Woman rescued after snow-covered awning collapses, traps her for 10 hours
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 Contact lenses showed evidence of cancer-causing PFAS, or  forever chemicals,  according to anew studycommissioned by Mamavation and Environmental Health News.The study, conducted in an Environmental Protection Agency-certified lab, tested 18 different contact lenses for indications of PFAS 鈥?which the EPA describes as  widely used, long lasting chemicals,  whose components  break down very slowly over time.  The toxic chemicals pose risks to human health and the environment.The lab results were alarming: 100% of the popular contact lens products that were tested showed signs of organic fluorine, which is a marker for PFAS. The presumption that these organic fluorine levels measured in contact lenses are safe is laughable,  Chief Scientist for Environmental Health Sciences Pete Myers said in Mamavation s report.While comparing thresholds of PFAS in drinking water to concentrations in contact lenses isn t exactly apples-to-apples, Myers noted that all of the contact lenses tested exceeded levels  50,000 times higher than the highest level deemed safe indrinking waterby the EPA. SEE MORE: Study: Do you know what toxic chemicals are in your everyday products It is not yet clear how much of the PFAS actua stanley cup lly leach into the eyeball from the contact lenses, or if the PFAS break down within the eye. However, the study says it has found  plenty instances of PFAS exposure in  stanley deutschland drinking water being lin stanley canada ked to eye diseases. Because the eye is one of the most sensitive areas of the human bo Ekto 23 celebrity Packers fans who cheer for the green and gold [PHOTOS]
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?More than two years after former Marquette University School of Business Dean Joe Daniels was killed in a hit-and-run crash near Marquette s  copo stanley campus, donors, including many of his former students, are finding was to give back in his honor. He s the model of the kind of leader that we really look up to here at Marquette,  said Tim Hanley, Acting Keyes Dean of the College of Business Administration. He worked with Daniels and has since taken over Daniel stanley thermos s  former role.The Dr. Joe Daniels Memorial Scholarship is helping students study abroad and apply what they re learning in the classroom to situations in the  real world.  Joe had a vision. He ran our economics department for many years and he wanted to give our students a global experience,  said Hanley.Over the past ten years, Joe worked to send students on trips abroad. More than 250 students have had a chance to participate. But now, thanks to the generosity of donors, Joe s vision is growing. We plan to take this to scale. Joe literally had a vision that every student in our college would have access to this type of experience,  said Hanley.They still have a long way to go to reach that goal. But, for students like Marquette Junior Anastasia Farsalas, these experie stanley cup becher nces are both life-changing and eye-opening. We each worked with two different small businesses in Panama,  said Farsalas.Her experience was virtual, due to the pandemic, but she says the financial support the Joe Daniels Memorial Fund will provide fami

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 Federal investigators say their probe is being stymied after footage 鈥?that would have shown repair work being made on a door plug of the Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet that experienced a midair blowout in early January 鈥?is now missing.In a letter from the National Transportation Safety Board addressed to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, federal inspectors say they  still do not know who performed the work to open, reinstall, and close the door plug on the accident aircraft. The NTSB has not been able to interview the door crew manager who would have overseen the repairs in Renton, Washington because he has been out on medical leave. T vaso stanley he agency said they are only seeking to interview workers who did the repairs to learn more about Boeing s safety and quality assurance methods.The letter said,  NTSB investigators first requested documents that woul botella stanley d have contained this information from Boeing on January 9, 2024. Shortly thereafter, we identified the door crew manager and were advised that he was out on medical leave. We requested status updates on February 15, 2024, and February 22, 2024, after which we were advised by his attorney that he would not be able to p stanley canada rovide a statement or interview to NTSB due to medical issues. SEE MORE: Family of Boeing whistleblower blames company for his deathLast week a criminal probe was launched by the U.S. Department of Justice to examine the Alaska Airlines-operated Boeing 737 MAX midair door blowout incident,  Nnjs Sarasota Memorial Hospital hits record high number of COVID-19 patients
 With their newly established power in Afghanistan, the Taliban are already starting to hint at what life may be like for millions of Afghans who will not leave the country.Current leaders are making claims that they will offer am vaso stanley nesty to those who worked for the previous government and supported the American occupancy. They re also claimi stanley cup ng there will be no violence against women under Islamic law. In general, this is all part of the, I think, Talibans efforts to really consolidate control, and that includes, I think, probably being less brutal and less authoritarian than they were during that 1996 t stanley termosky o 2001 period, at least initially,  said William Nomikos, Ph.D., an assistant professor of political science at Washington University in St. Louis.Nomikos sees the Taliban s immediate claims as strategic. He believes the group will likely want to consolidate its gains and establish military power, and then things could change.This is not the same Taliban that was in power more than 20 years ago, which was easily defeated when the U.S. invaded. One can certainly envision a Taliban regime that is, as we said, more diplomatically sophisticated, it seeks to establish friendly relations with adversaries of the United States, including Russia and China,  said Nomikos.Although again, Nomikos thinks, for now, the Taliban will remain fairly isolated, focused more on internal policies.One concern with their territorial control in Afghanistan is possible terrorist safe-havens, a place where

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 GREEN BAY, Wis.  AP  鈥?A Racine man has been convicted in the 1986 killing of a young woman whose body was found in a swamp at a Green Bay nature area.Lou A. Griffin, 67, pleaded no contest Friday in Brown County Circuit Court to a charge of homicide by reckless conduc stanley cup t, and a judge found him guilty. His sentencing is set for March 27.Griffin entered his plea as potential jurors were reporting to court Friday ahead of Monday s expected start of his trial in the death of Lisa Holstead, 22.Griffin was originally charged in October 2020 with first-degree intentional homicide in Holstead s killing. Her body was found in a swamp in a Green Bay nature area in August 1986.Holstead s slaying had been Brown Countys oldest unsolved murder case.Investigators said that at the time of her killing Griffin lived within a few miles of where her body was found.Griffin was identified as a suspect in Holstead s slaying after Green Bay police sent DNA evidence found on her body to a company that  stanley deutschland performs forensic genetic genealogy testing. That testing provided information on the suspect s heritage and possible relatives.Griffin was eventually placed under police surveilla stanley cup nce and DNA that was collected from cigarettes and beer cans he had discarded matched the DNA collected in the murder case, police said.Griffin told investigators he might have had sex with Holstead but denied killing her, police said.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Lzko Spotify increases prices on premium subscriptions
 Italy will return borrowed works of art to Russia, after the country asked for their return.Culture officials in Russia said Italy currently has 25 works of art on loan for two sho stanley termosy ws set to take place in Milan this month. Young woman with a feathered hat  by the Venetian painter Titian was loaned to the Palazzo Reale for an exhibition titled,  Titian and the image of women in 16th century Venice. Italian and Russian officials have agreed to have the paintings picked up by the end of March, even though the exhibit goes on until early June.Gallerie d Italia in Milan has the  stanley italia remaining 23 artworks.It is set to return the pieces  stanley cup by March 27. Russia has also asked two other Italian museums to return their pieces of art.Italys culture ministry is currently assessing how many and which works of art it has loaned to Russia.

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 Four out of five teens say they don t get enough sleep, according to new data from theNational Sleep Foundation, which recommends 8 to 10 hours nightly.A new poll of more than 1,000 teens found that just two days a week of trouble falling or staying asleep led to higher levels of depressive symptoms. Nearly 75% of teens reported directly that their emotional well-being was negatively impacted when they slept less than usual,  said Joseph Dzierzewski, research and scientific affairs VP of the National Sleep Foundation.Thi stanley cups s data comes amid the growing mental health crisis, which saw 16% of 12- to 17-year-olds having at least one major depressive episode in 2023, according stanley cup  toMental Health America. Poor sleep can feed into the depressive symptoms, and the depressive symptoms can then feed back into the poor sleep. And you have a vicious cycle that can be extremely tough to break,  said Dzierzewski.The researchers found that about 1 in 5 teens reported taking a sleep medication at least once a week, while only 1 in 10 spoke to a doctor about sleep troubles.This coming week advocates will hold a congressional briefing, in part to ask for a public health priority on getting good sleep.Expert sleep tips include: no heavy meals, al stanley termoska cohol or smoking close to bedtime; no phones, no TV; and use light to your brain and body s advantage, getting bright light early in the day and dimming the lights as the sun goes down.SEE MORE: What is the  sleepy girl mocktail  and can it actually help you Clne Legal analyst: Putting Edgecomb on witness stand in own defense may have backfired
 Christmas gifts are  cups stanley expected to arrive at the International Space Station ahea stanley cup d of the holiday.A SpaceX Dragon lifted off from NASAs Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida early Tuesday morning.It is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station on Wednesday.According to The Associated Press, the shipment includes Christmas presents from the astronauts families, as well as food for a holiday feast.In addition to the holiday treats, NASA says the shipment will include  6,500 pounds of science, research, crew supplies, and vehicle hardware. Tuesday s launch was SpaceX s 31st of the year, the company said. The company also announced that it has now successfully landed its rocket booster 100 times.  SpaceX remains the only launch provider in the world capable of propulsive landing and re-flight of orbital class rockets,  the company said in a statement.  While most rockets are expended after launch 鈥?akin to throwing away an airplane after a cross-country flight 鈥?SpaceX is working toward a future in which reusable rockets are the norm vaso stanley . This was the most active year in space for the company. SpaceX is looking ahead to new innovative projects. Were also targeting the first orbital flight of Starship, and have resumed development of a lunar lander for NASA that will help return humanity to the Moon, on our way to Mars and beyond,  SpaceX said.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule {display:none;} .Page-below .Link {font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid

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 Americans are expected to pay less for gasoline to fill up their vehicles this Independence Day. According to GasBuddy, the average gallon of gas this July 4 is expected to be $3.49 per gallon, which is down by 1 cent from a year ago and $1.30 below 2022 prices.Some states are expected to have significantly lower prices this July 4, including Washington, where gas prices are expected to be 71 cents lower than a year ago. A gallon of gas in Oregon is expected to be on average 60 cents cheaper this year.Some states, however, will be paying more than a year ago. Ohioans will pay 23 cents more this July 4 than last year. Gas prices in Michigan are expected to be 22 cents higher than on July 4, 2023.Related story: Energy watchdog predicts  staggering  oil glut by 2030Patrick De Haan, head of petroleu stanley cup m analysis at GasBuddy, said with wage hikes over the last two years, gas prices are more affordable for Americans.  stanley uk Average wages have increased 7.9% over the last two years, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. For the second year in a row, gas prices have remained far more affordable,  he said.  And considering rising average hourly wages, it s taking Americans a little bit less work to buy that gallon of gasoline this July Fourth than last year. That s the good news. In fact, it doesn t end there. When it comes to individual st stanley cups ates, there are 10 states that are seeing gas prices 25 cents a gallon or more cheaper than July Fourth of last year. Impact of selling from gas rese Xsfb Disney to raise prices on Disney+ and Hulu streaming services
 An Air Force pilot in Arizona had to eject during a routine training missio stanley flask n near Buckeye.According to Scripps  Phoenix station KNXV, police began receiving calls about a downed aircraft around 11 a.m. Thursday.The news outlet reported that the Luke Air Force Base pilot was flying a Mirage F1 fighter aircraft when they had to eject for an unknown reason.Buckeye police and fire crews responded to the crash scene, where they found the pilot, who appeared unharmed, a stanley mug bout 15 miles northwest of the base.Authorities said the pilot was abl stanley cup e to walk to a rescue helicopter.No civilian injuries have been reported, the news outlet said.The cause of the incident is under investigation.