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- Health Reform Timelines Called Into Question Again
- Some state officials think the upcoming deadlines for health exchanges are unrealistic. A few are even floating the idea of an extension.
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- Muni Bond Market a Political Pawn in 2013
- Experts say that 2013 will be a minefield of uncertainty for investors as the tax debate in Congress and financial volatility at home raise questions about muni market stability.
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- 'Zombie' Estate Taxes Appear Dead for Good
- The fiscal cliff deal seems to have made it all but impossible for about 25 states to collect estate taxes, barring new laws.
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- Metro-Area Economies: Don’t Uncross Those Fingers Just Yet
- Economists predict a return to steady economic growth in the latter half of this decade but said inaction on Capitol Hill could reverse that.
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- Mayors Back Call for Gun Regulation
- A day after President Obama issued calls for expanded gun rules, the country's mayors are echoing his call for an assault weapons ban.
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- Engineers: U.S. Needs to Invest $1 Trillion More in Infrastructure
- A new report warns of governments' continued "failure to invest" in roads, airports, electrical grid and other critical forms of infrastructure.
- Categories: FedWatch , Aid to States, Cities and Counties , Transportation, Infrastructure & Land Use
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- Judge: EPA Can't Treat Stormwater as Pollutant
- A federal court sided with Virginia in a debate over Clean Water Act powers.
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- Fiscal Cliff Deal a Mixed Bag for State, Local Leaders
- Scheduled automatic spending cuts, while delayed, still mean uncertainty for some key programs.
- Categories: FedWatch , Aid to States, Cities and Counties , Commerce & Finance
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- 5 Pending Medicaid Waivers to Watch in 2013
- States have frequently criticized the laborious process for getting a Medicaid waiver approved by CMS. Here are five awaiting a federal stamp in the new year.
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