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The Hill
The spending bill released Wednesday would double the amount of funding provided for child care for low-income working families. The Child Care Development Block Grant would see a $2.3 billion increase in fiscal 2018, bringing the program's total budget to $5.2 billion. If passed, it would be the largest single-year increase in the program’s history.
The omnibus will also include a $610 million increase to Head Start, a program that provides preschool for low-income families.
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Vox
The omnibus spending bill that Congress is preparing to pass, which would fund the federal government through September, has relatively modest changes for healthcare. Initially, some senators were pushing for an Obamacare stabilization plan in the bill — but those proposals have been left out for now. The bill otherwise provides some modest funding boosts for medical research and the opioid crisis, while handing the drug industry a rare loss from Capitol Hill.
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The Hill
A group of Republicans wants to bolster mandatory minimum sentencing for trafficking fentanyl, a move that comes as President Trump advocates for harsher punishments for drug traffickers.
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The Associated Press
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam renewed his call for Medicaid expansion Wednesday as he unveiled the budget he will propose to lawmakers when they return for a special session next month. But the spending plan was quickly dismissed by a top Republican, who said a fight over the budget likely won't be resolved soon.
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The Washington Post
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Wednesday proposed essentially the same budget plan that had the House and Senate tied up in knots just two weeks ago, sticking with plans to expand Medicaid to more low-income residents. The budget bill from Northam is nearly identical to the one that outgoing governor Terry McAuliffe put forward in December, including plans to let 400,000 uninsured Virginians enroll in Medicaid — no strings attached.
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The Tennessean
Malcolm Alaimo celebrated his fourth birthday on March 14.
Throughout the day, which began with Mickey Mouse pancakes and ended with a Curious George cake, he played outside with his family and opened presents.
But unlike other 4-year-olds, every birthday he celebrates is a minor miracle.
That's because Malcolm was born with congenital cytomegalovirus — an infection that has resulted in a host of neurological deficits and organ functioning issues.
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Reuters
A judge on Monday dismissed the state of Tennessee's lawsuit accusing the U.S. government of unconstitutionally coercing it into subsidizing the federal refugee resettlement program.
Tennessee accused the government of invading its sovereignty by requiring it to provide Medicaid benefits to refugees, or else risk losing nearly $7 billion of Medicaid funds annually, equal to about 20 percent of its state budget, if it refused.
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