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Reia Leen Delantar

Outrage Grows Over US Insurance Industry’s Denial of Treatment: Exposing the Harms of For-Profit Healthcare

A pair of new stories investigating the increasingly prevalent practice of insurance companies refusing to cover certain medical treatments has sparked outrage among patient advocates and proponents of Medicare for all. The reports shed light on the detrimental effects of for-profit healthcare. ProPublica InvestigatesInsurance Company Denials, Causing Patient’s Financial Burdens ProPublica conducted an investigation focused…

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Study Reveals Financial Losses: Climate Campaigners Call for Pension Funds to Divest from Fossil Fuels

Climate campaigners are urging pension funds to divest from fossil fuels following a study revealing substantial financial losses incurred by major U.S. funds due to investments in the oil, gas, and coal sectors. Pension Fund Investments Reveal $21 Billion In Fossil FueL Losses Stand.earth, in collaboration with the University of Waterloo, analyzed the public equity…

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Ron DeSantis’s Controversial Agenda: A Critical Examination of His ‘War on Woke’ and Its Potential Impact

Ron DeSantis is advocating for significant changes that have drawn criticism from many. In a recent interview on Fox News, the Florida governor and Republican presidential candidate expressed his intention to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education. Alternatively, he plans to repurpose the department to address what he refers to as “woke ideology.” Furthermore, DeSantis…

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Unveiling the Chilling Confession: Indiana Man’s Admission in the Teenage Girls’ Murder Case Exposed

Newly released court documents shed light on a chilling confession made by Richard Matthew Allen, an Indiana man accused of killing two teenage girls. The documents reveal that Allen confessed multiple times to the murders during a phone call with his wife while in prison. This revelation provides a significant breakthrough in the case that…

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WA Cares: Revolutionizing Long-Term Care Financing for a More Inclusive Future

WA Cares, a new program introduced in Washington, aims to provide long-term care benefits for individuals who can no longer live independently due to illness, injury, or aging-related conditions. Initiative Crucial For Anthony Jones, 41, With Lupus, Unable To Qualify For Private Insurance This initiative is particularly significant for individuals like Anthony Jones, a 41-year-old…

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Challenging Funding Inequities: Empowering Black Students in California’s Public Education System

During a recent gathering organized by the Black in School Coalition (BISC), a powerful force emerged in the form of over 2,500 K-12 students, parents, education advocates, and civil rights leaders marching to the California State Capitol. Their resounding demand? Increased funding for Black students in the state’s public schools. BISC, a statewide advocacy association…

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Landmark Supreme Court Case to Determine Education Benefits for Post-9/11 Veterans

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a significant case that could have far-reaching implications for approximately 1.7 million post-9/11 veterans, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in education benefits. The case revolves around the question of whether veterans who qualify for both the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post-9/11 GI Bill should be allowed to…

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Moody’s Analytics Warns of Looming Crisis in San Francisco’s Commercial Real Estate Market

According to a recent client note from Moody’s Analytics, San Francisco’s commercial real estate market continues to face significant risks, potentially leading to a cascade effect of property defaults. The spotlight is now on the city’s office properties, which are grappling with record-high vacancy rates and distressing sales, as owners of the largest mall and…

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