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Issac Morgan

Florida, Tallahassee
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News editor Frm: FL reporter @FLPhoenixNews, newsletter editor @StateAffairsUS Contributed to several national news outlets; communications professional.
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New Medicaid Work Requirements Could Put Coverage at Risk. What You Should Know

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By Issac Morgan
| Black Doctor Verified
A sweeping change to Medicaid is heading to court. Enrollees and medical groups from five states have filed a lawsuit saying new federal work requirements could strip coverage from people with serious health conditions, including diabetes, HIV and cancer. The rules are supposed to start on January 1, 2027. And the lawsuit argues the exemptions are too narrow and the paperwork too heavy, according to Stateline.
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More Than 167,000 Pounds of Meat Recalled Nationwide

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By Issac Morgan
| Texas Metro News
By Issac Morgan BlackDoctor https://blackdoctor.org/ Before meat products hit grocery store shelves or make their way into restaurant kitchens, they’re supposed to undergo federal safety inspection. That’s the standard. But earlier this month, more than 167,000 pounds of meat were produced without the required inspection. And the meat – 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat – was distributed to restaurants and retailers nationwide, prompting a coast‑to‑coast recall by Star Meat Delivery Inc.
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Don Lemon Left CNN, but His Rules of Good Journalism Still Matter

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By Issac Morgan
| CommPRO.biz Verified
The way people in the United States consume news is changing. More Americans have been turning to social media and video platforms for news. For Don Lemon, once one of the most recognizable faces in primetime television news at CNN, the shift is personal. “For almost twenty years I worked inside a system with layers: producers, standards and practices, corporate messaging, a boss’s boss’s boss,” Lemon said in an exclusive interview with EIN Presswire.
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