Day 1 (Monday): Should This Case Be Considered Later?
Yesterday was the first day of arguments at the Supreme Court on the challenge to the Affordable Care Act. (The […]
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And So It Begins…
On Monday, March 26, the United States Supreme Court will begin to hear oral arguments on the constitutionality of the
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Happy Birthday, ACA!
Two years ago today, President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) into law, representing a significant
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Two Years Later: The Benefits of Health Reform
March 23, 2012, marks the second anniversary of the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In response,
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5 Ways Health Reform Helps Address Disparities
This list comes from our friends at The National Health Law Program – securing health rights for those in need.
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Prenatal Care Is a Moral Imperative
It is also wise health and fiscal policy, as highlighted by Nebraska faith and health voices in this week’s Omaha World
Economic Justice, Health Care, Immigrants & Communities
A Father’s Perspective on Prenatal Care for All
My name is Brian Schnieder, and I’m part of the ambassador family for the March of Dimes in Omaha, Nebraska.
Child Welfare, Economic Justice, Health Care, Immigrants & Communities, Voting & Elections
Half Way Point at the Legislature & Priorities are Set
This is the inaugural edition of Nebraska Appleseed’s Legislative Update, our regular look at the Unicameral’s work on issues impacting working families,
Economic Justice, Health Care, Immigrants & Communities
More Support for Restoration of Prenatal Care
There is a great editorial this morning from the Lincoln Journal Star calling for the restoration of prenatal care coverage
Child Welfare, Economic Justice, Health Care
LB 1063 Aims to Fill Medicaid Gaps & Help Parents Keep Their Kids
The state’s child welfare system is in great need of reform. A vital piece of ensuring reform is effective is to
