The Obama administration's efforts to raise money from private sources for the health law have led some likely donors to become "skittish." Meanwhile, as GOP lawmakers seek to link the Internal Revenue Service issues to the health law, media outlets examine the IRS's reach in this regard.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that "bare-bones" health plans may help some employers avoid the law's fines. Meanwhile, the Journal Sentinel explores how investors are assessing winning or losing stocks as a result of the law's implementation.
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Take a look at KHN's lighter side, featuring today's cartoon and health policy haiku.
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Some of the state's features that advocates say helped consumers make their insurance-purchasing decisions were not included in the the federal health law.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that states opting against expanded eligibility -- among them, some of the nation's unhealthiest -- could fall even further behind as the Affordable Care Act is implemented. News outlets also offer reports from Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, California, Florida and Virginia.
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A selection of editorials and opinions on health care from around the country.
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Check out what else is new on KHN's blog, Capsules.
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States will have the option to use data from food stamps, other programs, to enroll adults in Medicaid. Officials say the changes are geared to states that are expanding the program next year, but they may also be adopted by others.
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Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including reports about the policy and political issues currently surrounding the health law's implementation.
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