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Videos Collected by The New York Times Shows how the Israeli Military has Deployed White Phosphorus Over Populated Areas in Lebanon
Israeli forces fatally shoot Palestinian baby, wound parents in West Bank
Pentagon Raises Threat of Israeli Spying on U.S. to Highest Level, Sources say
Can Democracy and Capitalism Coexist?
DOJ Lawyer Argues in Court That Trump Could Demolish Statue of Liberty if He Wants To
Big Media Depends on big Money From big Corporations. No Wonder That it Promotes the Corporate Agenda
UK Forcing Google to Give Publishers Real Control Over Whether Their Content Powers AI-Generated Search Summaries
New York to impose a year-long pause on new permits for data center computing facilities requiring 20 megawatts or more will prevent retailers from using consumers' personal data to generate custom prices
Trump Shows Farmers Printed Pictures of his Reflecting Pool Project During Rambling Roundtable Event
News Corp is Largely Responsible for Shutting Down Local Media Voices Across Australia, Leaving a Hole to be Filled by Fake News on Facebook

CMS releases updated report on complaint data, enforcement efforts

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has released an updated report on complaint data and enforcement of health insurance market reforms. CMS said it received 39,999 complaints alleging potential violations of requirements under the Public Health Service Act from Jan. 1, 2022, to Dec. 31, 2025. The agency said most complaints were related to alleged violations of the No Surprises Act. CMS closed 15,145 of the complaints, resulting in more than $30 million in monetary relief for consumers and providers.

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