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When a devastating tornado touched down in Moore, Okla., on Monday afternoon, Shayla Taylor was on the upper floor of the local hospital, in active labor with her second child...
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The proposal would extend coverage to Ohioans with incomes up to 138 of the federal poverty level and also require the Legislature and administration to search for cost-saving reforms.
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Two people with mental health problems win their legal challenge after claiming the government test for sickness benefit would discriminate against them.
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