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What to know about Healey's budget cuts to MassHealth's fee-for-service payments and more - Vimarsana News

What to know about Healey's budget cuts to MassHealth's fee-for-service payments and more

Gov. Maura Healey unveiled $375 million in budget cuts for her state administration Monday, a change made to help cover a $1 billion tax shortfall. Much of the cuts affect MassHealth, specifically its fee-for-service payments. Here's a look into the program, why the cuts are happening and what we know so far.

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Listen to WBUR's can't-miss podcasts from 2023 - Vimarsana News

Listen to WBUR's can't-miss podcasts from 2023

From worm wars to public art controversy, the gun industry to the parole system, WBUR's podcasts have tackled a lot this year.

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We are all nonplayable characters - Vimarsana News

We are all nonplayable characters

Earlier this year, TikTok livestreamers began mimicking lifeless "nonplayable characters," or NPCs, by repeating motions and phrases like in a video game. Then, people started paying them to keep doing it.

Source: wbur.org
Pawn Man: How a WWII photo album created a 'perfect storm' on social media - Vimarsana News

Pawn Man: How a WWII photo album created a 'perfect storm' on social media

Evan Kail is a wise-cracking antique dealer and TikToker. Last September, his world turned upside down when one of his TikToks ignited an international media frenzy.

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Meet the Gen Zs archiving the Muzak of the Twin Towers - Vimarsana News

Meet the Gen Zs archiving the Muzak of the Twin Towers

On this 22nd anniversary of 9/11,  join Endless Thread in an episode where teens and young 20-somethings collect the seemingly innocuous sonic artifacts of the original World Trade Center people thought were lost and the lengths they've gone to find them.

Source: wbur.org