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Staff Writer - Miami Herald

Miami, FL
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    Dec 27

    As Broward’s sheriff faces more scrutiny, newly released public records highlight details of the police response to the shooting w/

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    Dec 24

    Hello Twitter. Now that we've got some time off, it's a great time to catch up on news you may have missed this year. To make that really easy, the has put everything in this thread. Subscribe to your local paper, wherever that may be.

    THREAD: 2018 was a particularly newsworthy year in South Florida, and the Miami Herald was there for all of it. Here are some of the biggest stories and investigative series of the year
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  3. Dec 20

    Haunted by his daughter's death, angered by police response to school massacre ... This Parkland dad blamed gutlessness, not guns, for tragedy. For that he faced vile abuse. By

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  4. Dec 20

    Like most Republicans, this one doesn't really have an replacement plan. DeSantis hires lawyer with major role in Obamacare suit to counsel administration. By

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  5. Dec 20

    The Sunshine Economy: Opioids, Obamacare And Transparency With Florida Blue's CEO.

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  6. Dec 20

    ‘The cavalry is here, I can let go’: Inside the long wait for help at Parkland massacre ... By

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    Dec 19

    In FL: University of Miami Health System sees improved financials in 2018, w/ emphasis on facility improvements and cancer care and surgery lines of business. But competition for specialty care is stiff in S. FL, including

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  8. Dec 19

    UM health system reports its ‘best financial year ever’ as cancer care and surgeries grow

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    Dec 18

    NEW: Senator calls for HUD and the IRS to investigate the Glorieta Gardens Apartments following investigation that found deteriorating conditions after a tax-subsidized, multimillion-dollar rehab.

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    Dec 18

    What a long year. Amid this insane news cycle, reporters have been keeping you informed of every development. Consider subscribing.

    THREAD: 2018 was a particularly newsworthy year in South Florida, and the Miami Herald was there for all of it. Here are some of the biggest stories and investigative series of the year
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  11. Dec 15

    2019 ACA coverage will not be affected by judge’s ruling Friday that Obamacare must end, says top Trump admin official ...

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  12. Dec 15

    Enrollment for 2019 ACA coverage continues through midnight despite judge’s ruling that Obamacare must go. Florida leads nation in sign-ups

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  13. Dec 15

    Good luck finding a sustainable way to protect people with pre-existing conditions without also requiring everyone to have coverage.

    “Obamacare has been struck down by a highly respected judge. The judge’s decision vindicates President Trump’s position that Obamacare is unconstitutional. Once again, the President calls on Congress to replace Obamacare and act to protect people with preexisting conditions...
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    Dec 14

    The recent federal court decision is still moving through the courts, and the exchanges are still open for business and we will continue with open enrollment. There is no impact to current coverage or coverage in a 2019 plan.

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    Dec 15

    Deadline to sign up for health insurance on is *TODAY* The Trump Administration confirms the website is still open for business, even with the judge ruling last night. If you were planning to sign up for health coverage, you should still do it. Today.

    The recent federal court decision is still moving through the courts, and the exchanges are still open for business and we will continue with open enrollment. There is no impact to current coverage or coverage in a 2019 plan.
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    Dec 14

    It’s more than pre-existing conditions. It’s kids staying on their parents plans, it’s drugs for seniors, it’s better care in hospitals, it’s Medicaid for 10+ million people. That’s all unrelated to the mandate.

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  17. Dec 15

    And insurers can return to pre-Obamacare practice of canceling your coverage if your care gets too costly.

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  18. Dec 15

    Affordable Care Act also ensured out-of-pocket spending caps for insured consumers. Those will be gone, too.

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  19. Dec 15

    Worth remembering that important consumer protections will be lost. Insurers can return to imposing lifetime limits on your benefits.

    The court's decision is NOT limited to guaranteed issue and community rating. In the court's view -- and this is *absolutely* insane -- the entire Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.
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  20. Dec 14

    Who will help the first responders when it's their turn to be rescued? ... Once a fitness junkie, a Miami cop struggles to walk after brain surgery. By

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