WASHINGTON (AP) — Up to 30 million of the poorest Americans could be purged from the Medicaid program, many the result of error-ridden state reviews that poverty experts say the Biden administration is not doing enough to stop. The projections from the health consulting firm Avalere come as states undertake a sweeping reevaluation of the 94 million people enrolled in Medicaid, government’s health insurance for the neediest Americans. A host of problems have surfaced across the country, including hourslong phone wait times in Florida, confusing government forms in Arkansas, and children wrongly dropped from coverage in Texas.

Cole and Charisma’s guide to all this is Kitty Green, founder of St. Helena-based Gullah-N-Geechie Mahn Tours. Kitty is a vision, her fabulous floral jumpsuit fluttering in tandem with the Spanish moss overhead as, one after the other, she takes Cole and Charisma into her warm embrace. (“I don’t mind hugging a handsome man,” Kitty flirts as she circles her arms around Cole, setting the tone for the next few hours: equal parts spirited and serious.

Bob Arum net worth is $200 MillionBob Arum Wiki BiographyRobert Arum was born on the 8th December 1931, in New York City, USA of Jewish ancestry. He is a boxing promoter, lawyer and businessman, and all these activities have added significant sums to the total size of Bob Arum’s net worth. Top Rank Company, which promotes professional boxing, was founded by him; at present, he is the CEO of the company.

Explore More Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner has been approved to fly charter for the remainder of the season following Saturday’s airport harassment incident, according to a report.  While traveling with her team from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on June 10, Griner was aggressively confronted by Alex Stein, a personality from BlazeTV. Stein, who has previously provoked politicians, berated Griner with questions about her release from a Russian prison.

Demi Lovato leaned into the microphone. “I tried to talk to my piano,” she sang softly, stopping as she broke into tears. It was her first performance since she suffered a drug overdose in 2018. The audience — gathered in Los Angeles’s Staples Center last month for the Grammy Awards — applauded as Lovato took a deep breath and restarted “Anyone,” the intensely personal ballad she wrote just days before the overdose nearly took her life.