Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued New York doctor Margaret Carpenter, alleging she violated Texas’s near-total abortion ban by mailing abortion medication to a Texas resident. The lawsuit seeks $100,000 per violation, representing a novel attempt to enforce Texas abortion law outside of its borders. This action has drawn sharp rebuke from New York Attorney General Letitia James, who vowed to defend providers against such out-of-state legal attacks. The lawsuit’s success hinges on whether Texas can successfully assert jurisdiction over a New York physician’s actions.
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Trump’s nomination of Dr. Oz to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has sparked widespread outrage and disbelief. The sheer audacity of the pick, seemingly prioritizing entertainment value over qualifications, is leaving many questioning the direction of the administration. It feels less like assembling a competent government and more like casting a reality TV show, prompting comparisons to a “clown car” administration and fueling fears about the future of healthcare in America.
This appointment raises serious concerns about the potential dismantling of vital healthcare programs. Dr. Oz’s proposed “Medicare Advantage for All” plan, which involves replacing traditional Medicare with privatized insurance, is a particularly worrying aspect of this nomination.… Continue reading
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