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- Medicaid Expansion: Which States Have Most at Stake?
- Nearly half of uninsured Americans could qualify for the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion, if fully implemented. View a map for details on your state.
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- States, Cities Use Social Networks to Test Open Records Laws and Transparency Goals
- Governments' Facebook and Twitter activity presents a distinct challenge for states and localities committed to transparency.
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- Supreme Court Ruling: Uncertain Future for Medicaid Expansion
- The decision leaves an apparent loophole for states to opt out of the law's Medicaid eligibility expansion.
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- Neighborhood Watch
- Rob Sampson’s Great American City points the way toward a new understanding of how cities function.
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- Report: School Nutrition Standards Could Improve Health and Finances
- New nationalized nutrition standards for schools could improve student health, while also increasing revenue, according to a new report from the Health Impact Project.
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- As Newspapers Shrink, Public Officials Worry
- Recent cutbacks in daily print schedules will leave communities less informed.
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- Community Commons Brings Local Health Initiatives Together
- A new social network helps local health departments and community organizations connect, stay up-to-date on emerging trends and mine through extensive data sets.
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- Pew Report: Pension and Benefits Gap Continues to Widen
- New study shows states owe $1.38 trillion more to retirees than they've set aside. That's about 9 percent higher than last year's report.
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- Survey Shows "Agenda 21" Crowd is Slim
- American Planning Association poll finds only 6 percent of respondents oppose UN policy.
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- GOVERNING Daybook
- Every week, Governing.com compiles state and municipal government-related events happening around the country.
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