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Rural health, formerly state gov for @thebeaconKC. Once national politics/ elections/voting @ABC

Missouri
Joined September 2015
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Meg Cunningham retweeted
Missouri will not use optional federal exemptions designed to help low-income people keep Medicaid coverage when they are hospitalized, travel for medical care or live in areas affected by disasters or high unemployment. #moleg #mogov missouriindependent.com/2026…
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Breaking: The U.S. Supreme Court rules Missouri's 2022 map will be in effect during the general election, blocking use of the gerrymandered map drawn last year. story coming soon at missouriindependent.com. #moleg #mogov
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NEW: Organizers in Montana & Missouri have faced years of attacks against popular initiatives. So they're turning tables—they've qualified 2 measures for November that would amend their state constitutions and significantly strengthen direct democracy. boltsmag.org/missouri-and-mo…
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NEWS: A Missouri resident now confirmed to have measles was reported to have boarded a Chicago-bound train (Train 318) at the station in Sedalia, MO, on Aug. 27. The individual is not a Pettis County resident and was only traveling through the Sedalia train station.
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WSJ: US employer health-insurance expenses are projected to increase 11.1% in 2027—the steepest gain in more than two decades. @soberlook thedailyshot.com/subscribe/
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Fewer Kansas City-area residents, including children, are getting vaccinated this year. Local officials worry that new federal immunization policies may be responsible. buff.ly/5HybPZw
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Meg Cunningham retweeted
Inbox: Nancy Pelosi heads to Missouri on Friday for a campaign rally on health care for Rep. Wesley Bell, who’s in a primary rematch with predecessor Cori Bush #MO01
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NEW: The WH has intervened against two more AI safety bills. In a call with the WH, MO State Sen. Joe Nicola was told to soften his bill establishing the harms caused by an AI system as the responsibility of its owner or operator, he says. In TN, State Sen. Ken Yager said the White House asked him to strike multiple provisions from his child safety and transparency bill. “I’m very frustrated, to be quite honest,” @JoeNicola told @DailySignal. dailysignal.com/2026/04/10/w…
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Election results: One week after Festus leaders approved a deeply controversial $6 billion data center plan in Jefferson County, voters removed all four incumbent city council members up for re-election.
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Meg Cunningham retweeted
Renowned WI painter has curated his 52-acre prairie as his muse for 40 years Now massive power lines for $15B AI data center, part of Trump's Stargate project, threaten to carve through it On towns grappling w data centers rise @eschulze, Emily Kohlberg
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Company says settlement would address bulk of outstanding cases; the Supreme Court has agreed to hear Bayer’s appeal to neutralize cancer claims. on.wsj.com/4qJfw2H
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Missouri, Kansas families paid nearly 10% of their household income on employer-sponsored health insurance costs in 2024, as health care spending nationwide continues to rise. thebeaconnews.org/stories/20…
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Meg Cunningham retweeted
NEW: The White House is upping the ante in its war against state-led AI regulation - this time warning a Republican legislature to kill a safety bill it sees as burdensome to American companies. as.ft.com/r/f9aaf3bb-6aac-4c…
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ACA enrollment drops in Missouri and Kansas after enhanced subsidies expire, but experts say the numbers don't yet tell the full story. Those who downgraded their plans are dealing with higher deductibles, which could drive up uncompensated care costs. thebeaconnews.org/stories/20…
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