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Ten reasons to pay attention to ACA open enrollment this year

The coronavirus pandemic has dominated the nation’s attention for about nine months. But, there’s another thing many people may want to pay attention to right now, especially with historic job losses: How to maintain health insurance coverage at a time they may need it most. The combination of extraordinary job losses and a historic pandemic... [Read More]

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LOS ANGELES, United States (AFP) - A mysterious metal monolith found in the remote desert of the western United States, sparking a national guessing game over how it got there, has apparently disappeared, officials said.The Bureau of Land Management in Utah said Saturday it had received 'credible

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City’s disparity study reviews relevant procurement policies

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