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Trying to change hospice, home health providers on Medicare? The list is short.
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  • The United States and Ukraine have drafted a memorandum outlining a possible defense agreement that would allow Ukraine to export military technology to the U.S. and manufacture drones through joint ventures with American companies, first reported by CBS News. The draft is an early step toward deeper defense cooperation as Ukraine tries to turn wartime innovation into longer-term partnerships abroad.
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  • The Trump administration announced Tuesday that David Venturella, a longtime immigration official who also worked for the GEO Group, will serve as the acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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  • The Trump administration plans to divert $2 billion that Congress provided for global health programs to help pay for shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, according to CNN. Congress initially approved this money to fight HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, while also funding global health security, nutrition, and maternal and child wellness programs.
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  • More than two dozen House Democrats are urging the Trump administration to break with decades of silence on Israel’s undeclared nuclear weapons program, arguing that the war in Iran has made the policy harder to defend. In a letter obtained by The Washington Post, the 29 lawmakers, led by Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas, asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio for details about Israel’s capabilities and the administration’s planning for possible nuclear escalation.
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  • Nebraska's Department of Health and Human Services on Friday began implementing new work requirements for certain Medicaid recipients, becoming the first state to roll out the policy ahead of a federal deadline.
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  • The latest plan from California High-Speed Rail Authority has several issues that have lingered for two decades and now, a new issue of potentially violating state law.
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  • The Pentagon is now asking Congress to formally rewrite federal law so the Department of Defense becomes the Department of War, a change the department says could cost roughly $52 million and would require about 7,600 conforming changes across titles 10, 32 and 37 of U.S. law. The request would also change “Secretary of Defense” to “Secretary of War” and update related office names and acronyms.
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