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This hurts.. One of my employees just explained to me that her daughter who was born with a disability heas been told this would be her last month in a apartment in a building that was built for people with disabilities. Without state assistance her job isn't enough to live on. The family has worked so her to help her to become independent now this. Her mom's condo doesn't have enough room for her and the medical equipment she needs everyday. They've spoken with her case worker and nothing. I'm giving her the rest of the month off and an opportunity to work at home. This is a short term. How will this young lady and other's with disabilities survive, how?

Trump’s Caribbean Strikes — Legal Action or Executive Overreach? 🇺🇸

The U.S. Navy has intercepted suspected Venezuelan drug vessels in the Caribbean, and the White House calls it an “armed conflict.” Yet Congress has not explicitly authorized such strikes, raising urgent questions about presidential power. Supporters argue swift action is essential to stop drug trafficking, protect American lives, and maintain regional security. Critics warn this sets a dangerous precedent: one president can launch military operations anywhere, anytime, under a broad definition of “threat.” It’s not just about drugs. It’s about the balance of power. When military action bypasses legislative oversight, it erodes the constitutional framework. Local authorities, neighboring nations, and the American public have limited say — but bear the consequences. History shows that unchecked executive action, even with good intentions, can spiral. From covert operations in Latin America to sudden strikes in the Middle East, the pattern repeats: legality is debated after the fact, while soldiers risk their lives and taxpayers foot the bill. The question Americans face today is stark: do we trust a single office to decide war, or does the Constitution still matter? #Military #ExecutivePower

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The Secret Way Hospitals Bill Twice for the Same Service By Teri Monroe, Hospital bills are notoriously complex, filled with codes, charges, and terminology that most patients struggle to understand. Within this maze of paperwork lies a troubling practice: double billing. Patients often discover they are charged twice for the same service, sometimes under different codes or descriptions. This hidden problem inflates costs and erodes trust in healthcare institutions. Understanding how double billing works is the first step toward protecting Double billing can occur in several ways. Hospitals may charge separately for services that should be bundled, such as anesthesia and surgical fees. Sometimes, duplicate charges appear when multiple departments record the same procedure. In other cases, billing systems automatically generate repeat entries due to software errors. Regardless of the cause, the result is the same: patients pay more than they should. The complexity of billing systems makes these errors difficult to detect. Insurance companies play a critical role in identifying and preventing double billing. Claims are reviewed for accuracy, but insurers do not catch every mistake. When duplicate charges slip through, patients may be left with inflated bills or higher out-of-pocket costs. Insurers often rely on patients to spot discrepancies and file appeals. This places a heavy burden on individuals already overwhelmed by medical expenses. The system’s reliance on patient vigilance highlights its flaws. Hospitals benefit financially from double billing, whether intentional or accidental. Duplicate charges increase revenue, and the complexity of billing makes it difficult for patients to challenge them. Even when errors are corrected, hospitals r

Immigration Policy and Healthcare Resource Allocation

Last year, I went to the ER and waited nearly four hours. A nurse told me many of the free emergency slots were given to new immigrants or people with pending status. I understand they have needs too, but I pay taxes every month and have a family to care for. I ended up going to a private clinic just to avoid the long wait. If immigration policy doesn’t account for the capacity of public resources, it will create more tension instead of solving problems. #ImmigrationPolicyNow

An inmate browsing an aisle in a supermarket inside a maximum security prison in Denmark

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Sounds like most of the comments are angry. You wanted the people who depend on snap and other benefits to suffer longer for your agenda? Im thinking no ones agenda is helping the people. All I see is anger and irrational behaviors everywhere. Adults acting like children throwing temper tantrums when they don't get their way. Im standing here watching Democrats, socialists and Republicans all being whiny brats. The people need to eat and pay bills. They need their paychecks. All you people out there mad as Hell. But are you the ones not receiving a pay check? I can't imagine what those families are feeling. The panic and worry. But the politicians are sitting back with a full belly and no problems with Healthcare. Yelling Democrat Republican is getting us no where. We need Bipartisanship. We need a government that communicates together to make things run efficiently.

the lack of empathy and sympathy and emotional support for dieing covid 19 pandemic people is a horrible experience to have to live through when someone can't handle the cure it's so tragic to your soul

someone gave $0 tip through the app and this how he received his food

Look, I get it—nobody has to tip. But let’s be real, giving a $0 tip and still expecting five-star service is like showing up to a party empty-handed and asking for the biggest slice of cake. 😂 Delivery drivers aren’t your personal butlers—they’re literally making pennies per mile. So yeah… don’t be shocked when your food shows up looking like it just went through a WWE match. 🤷‍♀️💀 #UnexpectedFinds #UnexpectedResults #News #Life #Safety #FoodSafety