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How Minnesota Became Ground Zero For Trump’s Deadly ICE Raids And Data Demands

Minnesota is facing mass ICE raids, two fatal shootings and a fight over voter and welfare data. Here’s how it became a national flashpoint.

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ICE alleged to use Palantir-developed tool that uses Medicaid data to track arrest targets

Big Tech is wrapped up in a growing list of contracts to aid ICE’s immigration enforcement operations.

Fortune

A Single Minnesota Building Was Linked to $380 Million in Medicaid Billing — How Was This Allowed to Happen?

Mehmet Oz was shocked to find that a building in St. Paul, Minnesota, housed hundreds of Medicaid-billing businesses linked to $380 million in claims.

International Business Times UK

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We must not let AI ‘pull the doctor out of the visit’ for low-income patients

Generative AI is being pushed into healthcare – and diagnostic risks may deepen the class divide

The Guardian - US

I Asked ChatGPT for Trump Policy Impacts in 2026 — 3 Predictions for Middle Class

Trump’s tariffs, tax cuts and Medicaid reductions could raise costs and offer limited middle‑class relief, increasing inflation and financial strain.

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Meet the OB-GYNs fighting back against Trump’s ‘guerrilla war on science’

As some medical groups cave to the Trump administration, the American College of OB-GYNs is taking a stand

The Guardian - US

Deloitte's Disturbing Pattern Allegedly Cost Americans Health Coverage, Delayed Benefits, and the US Government $74B

Deloitte's contracts with the US government have led to systemic failures, delays, and billions in losses, yet they continue to be hired to 'fix' their own mistakes.

International Business Times UK

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Medicaid 2026: The New “Work Requirement” Rules Taking Effect in 5 States

Millions of Americans rely on Medicaid for basic health safety. However, a significant shift in 2026 could leave many uninsured. Five states are implementing or reinforcing strict “work requirements” for able-bodied adults. Consequently, your coverage no longer depends solely on your income level. It now connects directly to your employment…

Budget and the Bees

How Donald Trump broke Congress and rendered ‘separation of powers’ meaningless in just a year

ANALYSIS: Republicans have largely rolled over for Trump and those who criticized him, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, have seen their political careers all but ended, Eric Garcia writes.

The Independent UK

MLK would be appalled by our health care

As the nation's health crumbles under Trump, King's words from 1966 remain more timely than ever

Salon

Today in ‘great’ America: Donald Trump decides to prove he can’t negotiate to save his life

What an awful deal.

We Got This Covered

AOC Says Trillions From Healthcare Cuts Went to ICE—Patients Bear the Cost of Lost Funding

Rep. Ocasio Cortez says the GOP's healthcare cuts are financing ICE at the expense of patients, with critics saying billions redirected from Medicaid harm vulnerable Americans.

International Business Times UK

Trump’s ‘Great Healthcare Plan’ Promises Lower Drug Costs — Will Your Pharmacy Bill Really Drop?

President Donald Trump announced a new healthcare proposal he's urging Congress to pass, dubbed 'The Great Healthcare Plan,' which aims to lower drug prescription costs and "puts more money in your...

GOBankingRates

When Insurance Says No, Children Pay the Price

A new California bill aims to rein in mental health coverage denials that leave kids without care.

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The Independent UK

What to know about the threats on federal funds flowing to Minnesota

A large-scale immigration crackdown by an influx of federal law enforcement officers is not the only way President Donald Trump's administration is putting pressure on Minnesota

Saving Advice

Medicaid Eligibility Erosion: How a Tucked-Away Rule in the Budget Is Dropping Lifeline Access for Older Adults

A lot of older adults don’t lose coverage because they suddenly became “too wealthy” or stopped qualifying overnight. They lose it because the rules around...

The Independent UK

How to Conduct Your Own Portfolio Makeover

Eight steps to an improved, streamlined, and more tax-efficient portfolio

International Business Times

Wisconsin Hospitals Pause Gender-Affirming Care for Minors Amid Federal Policy Changes

Two major Wisconsin hospitals pause gender-affirming care for minors following federal policy changes from the Trump administration that threaten hospital funding.

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Medi-Cal’s $130K Asset Trap: Why Your January Bank Balance Could Stop Your Coverage

If you are a California senior who has spent the last two years breathing a sigh of relief regarding your healthcare eligibility, that peace of...

Clever Dude

When Assistance Programs Update for the New Year, These Income Thresholds Quietly Shift

Every January, millions of Americans receive a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to their Social Security or disability benefits. While that extra money is meant to help with inflation, it can quietly push recipients over the income limits for key assistance programs. From food stamps to Medicaid, these programs update their income…

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5 Medicaid Look-Back Traps Families Need to Know

If your family is beginning to discuss long-term care for a loved one, the phrase “Medicaid look-back 2026” needs to be at the top of...

GOBankingRates

3 Key Signs You’re Retiring in the Wrong State — and Don’t Know It Yet

These key signs reveal when your state choice may be draining retirement savings faster than expected.

Reason

The Minnesota Fraud Scandal Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg

Medicaid fraud has been endemic at the state and federal levels for decades. Focusing on a single official or state misses a deeper lesson.

Saving Advice

Long-Term Care Providers Are Quietly Raising Monthly Rates

If you or a loved one are living in an assisted living or skilled nursing facility this month, you likely received a “rate adjustment” letter...

The Independent UK

‘Don’t have it for breakfast’: Trump administration scraps longstanding alcohol guidelines

Don't drink alcohol for breakfast, Donald Trump's administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Mehmet Oz, told a press conference on Wednesday (7 January) as the administration announced new nutrition guidelines.

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