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Medicare Accountable Care Organizations: Past Performance and Future Directions
This Congressional Budget Office report summarizes recent research findings about Medicare accountable care organizations (ACOs) and the factors that have contributed to or limited their ability to achieve net budgetary savings for the Medicare program. ACOs are groups of...
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Tech
NIST Researchers Use Cellphone Compass to Measure Tiny Concentrations of Compounds Important for Human Health
NIST Researchers Use Cellphone Compass to Measure Tiny Concentrations of Compounds Important for Human Health
Originally published at https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2024/04/nist-researchers-use-cellphone-compass-measure-tiny-concentrations
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Law
ERO Salt Lake City removes Mexican national for firearm possession
SALT LAKE CITY — Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Salt Lake City removed an unlawfully present foreign fugitive April 18 wanted by law enforcement...
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ERO Salt Lake City removes Mexican national for firearm possession
SALT LAKE CITY — Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Salt Lake City removed an unlawfully present foreign fugitive April 18 wanted by law enforcement authorities in his home country of Mexico to face charges of possession of a firearm...
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ACLU Responds to California Supreme Court Ruling on Minimum Wage for...
OAKLAND, Calif. — The California Supreme Court ruled today that the state’s minimum wage law does not apply to people working for private companies while they are held in pretrial detention in California’s jails. The lawsuit, Ruelas...
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ERO Salt Lake City removes Mexican national for firearm possession
SALT LAKE CITY — Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Salt Lake City removed an unlawfully present foreign fugitive April 18 wanted by law enforcement...
ERO Salt Lake City removes Mexican national for firearm possession
SALT LAKE CITY — Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Salt Lake City removed an unlawfully present foreign fugitive April 18 wanted by law enforcement authorities in his home country of Mexico to face charges of possession of a firearm...
ACLU Responds to California Supreme Court Ruling on Minimum Wage for Incarcerated Workers
OAKLAND, Calif. — The California Supreme Court ruled today that the state’s minimum wage law does not apply to people working for private companies while they are held in pretrial detention in California’s jails. The lawsuit, Ruelas...
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