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Covers:  health care, general assignment, health reform
Star Tribune opinion writer on health care. Applying Minnesota mom sensibilities to coverage: don't fib, don't be mean & you better have done your homework.

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Burcum: Why is Minnesota hit so hard by Medicare Advantage changes?

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By Jill Burcum Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Burcum: Why is Minnesota hit so hard by Medicare Advantage changes? University of Minnesota expert Peter Huckfeldt examines the financial pressures driving insurers’ retreat ― and offers advice for seniors scrambling to find another plan. October 13, 2026 at 5:00AM (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/The Associated Press) Comment Gift Share Opinion editor’s note: Strib Voices publishes a mix of commentary online and in print each day. To contribute, click here.
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Opinion: Renee Good’s family deserved better than a ‘shadow hearing’

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By Jill Burcum Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
As the Trump administration’s deportation campaign continues, the nation’s elected leaders have a moral obligation to ensure there’s rigorous oversight when someone is killed or injured by a federal immigration agent. Congress has not entirely ignored that responsibility. Republican-led committees held oversight hearings in February following the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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Renee Good’s family deserved better than a ‘shadow hearing’

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By Jill Burcum Verified
| The Jonesboro Sun Verified
As the Trump administration’s deportation campaign continues, the nation’s elected leaders have a moral obligation to ensure there’s rigorous oversight when someone is killed or injured by a federal immigration agent. Congress has not entirely ignored that responsibility. Republican-led committees held oversight hearings in February following the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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