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Florida attorney general sues Pfizer over COVID vaccine claims
Health careThe attorney general’s lawsuit opens a court dispute over claims connected to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.
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News · FL
The attorney general’s lawsuit opens a court dispute over claims connected to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.

News · AZ
Arizona failed to stop the scheduled start of a court-ordered takeover of health care in its state prisons.

News · LA
Attorney General Liz Murrill is challenging states whose laws protect abortion-pill providers.

News · FL
Senate Democrats stopped Florida Sen. Ashley Moody’s effort to pass an anti-fraud measure after a corresponding bill cleared the House.

News · TN
Christa Pike remained alive after Tennessee administered two doses of pentobarbital, prompting an outside review of the failed execution.

News · OR
Oregon’s governor is acting with four other states to ask that new Medicaid rules not take effect on the current schedule.

News · TN
The U.S. Supreme Court later allowed Tennessee to proceed, but the execution attempt did not result in Christa Pike’s death.

News · AR
The lawsuit brings 29 defendants into a court dispute involving abortion pills sent through the mail.

News · AR
The attorneys general of Arkansas, Louisiana and Alabama announced a multistate lawsuit involving laws tied to mailed abortion pills.

News · OR
Court demands, too few beds and leadership instability are severely impairing Oregon State Hospital, a grand jury found.

News · OK
A Winter Storm Uri gas case is headed to trial, the state high court has ruled on a birth certificate law, and insurance pressures are growing.

News · LA
Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas say laws in New York, California and Massachusetts obstruct investigations into mailed abortion pills.

News · MO
Missouri voters will consider a reproductive rights proposal labeled Amendment 3 on the November statewide ballot.

News · MD
A separate January rule puts Medicaid coverage for thousands of low-income Maryland adults at risk.

News · LA
Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas announced a federal lawsuit against three states over shield laws tied to mailing abortion pills.

News · PA
The proposal would let terminally ill patients use medical marijuana in health care facilities.

News · VA
No specific roll-call votes are identified for the incumbents representing Virginia’s 1st, 2nd and 5th Congressional Districts.

News · AR
Griffin says abortion pills shipped into Arkansas are illegal and has announced a lawsuit over the shipments.

News · MO
A proposed constitutional amendment concerning reproductive rights will appear as Amendment 3 on Missouri’s statewide November ballot.

News · WV
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said state funding will soon bring AI voice recording technology to rural West Virginia hospitals.

News · SD
The former South Dakota governor and homeland security secretary filed court papers seeking to end her marriage to Bryon Noem.

News · VT
The federal money will support new Caledonia County pharmacies and safety upgrades within the UVM Health Network.

News · MO
The November measure would repeal voter-approved reproductive health care protections and restrict gender-transition procedures for minors.

News · NV
Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen opposed a Trump administration rule that she said would end Affordable Care Act care for two million Americans.

News · MN
Minnesota’s attorney general is inviting community views on HealthPartners’ proposed acquisition of Essentia Health.

News · CO
Evans said he did not vote to cut Medicaid, but Nutter points to his legislative vote as evidence that the denial is false.

News · AR
The Arkansas attorney general announced seven arrests by the state’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit in a health-care enforcement action.

News · OH
Newly filed indictments accuse 18 providers of Medicaid fraud, moving the allegations into the criminal court process.

News · OH
New indictments accuse 18 health-care providers of defrauding Medicaid, beginning a criminal court process in Ohio.

News · OH
Seven people from Northeast Ohio face Medicaid fraud allegations in a case not directly connected to an election or candidate.