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Bergdahl was later reported in june 2012 by the late michael hastings, had written a number of e-mails to his parents expressing serious misgivings about what the u.s. was doing in afghanistan. so there have always been questions among troops and officers about why bergdahl exactly left. was he leaving -- well, what the reason was behind his leaving the base. obviously, he was captured by taliban. obviously, he became a prisoner. we -- in varying different ways throughout the years it's been relayed to those of us in the media who have been paying attention to his case it might not be a good i...

Existing federal payments for medicaid. but in june 2012, the supreme court ruled by a 7 to 2 margin that such a penalty was unconstitutional, which meant that medicaid expansion became voluntary. the affordable care act had been crafted with the presumption that all of the states would have to raise their medicaid eligibility to a nationally acceptable level. so, it created tax credits to help low-income people buy health insurance, but it's only really affordable for people earning more than 100% of the federal poverty level. the law presumed that those who earn less than that would be autom...

But in june 2012, the supreme court ruled by a 7 to 2 margin that such a penalty was unconstitutional, which meant that medicaid expansion became voluntary. the affordable care act had been crafted with the presumption that all of the states would have to raise their medicaid eligibility to a nationally acceptable level. so, it created tax credits to help low-income people buy health insurance, but it's only really affordable for people earning more than 100% of the federal poverty level. the law presumed that those who earn less than that would be automatically covered by the states. but sinc...

Affordable care act, states were required to expand medicaid eligibility for low-income residents, or risk losing their existing federal payments for medicaid. but in june 2012, the supreme court ruled by a 7 to 2 margin that such a penalty was unconstitutional, which meant that medicaid expansion became voluntary. the affordable care act had been crafted with the presumption that all of the states would have to raise their medicaid eligibility to a nationally acceptable level. so, it created tax credits to help low-income people buy health insurance, but it's only really affordable for people...

Year. why? because police were overwhelmed with background check requests. felons and fugitives were able to keep the guns for three months or longer before police finally reviewed the sales. being the highest paid supermodel doesn't always come with perks apparently. wow. gisele bundchen, she says that she has been audited by the irs because she's on top of the "forbes" supermodel rich list for the seventh year in a row. it's estimated that bundchen raked in $42 million from june 2012 to june 2013, but she says that while she earns plenty of money, it isn't quite as much as "forbes" reporte...