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  Ukraine Dam Collapse Brings Floodwater to Kherson

  The New York Times - Andrew E. Kramer and Maria Varenikova

  Oleksiy Kolesnik waded ashore and stood, trembling, on dry land for the first time in hours, rescued after spending the predawn sitting on top of a cabinet in his flooded living room. “The water came really quickly,” said Mr. Kolesnik, who was so weak he had to be helped out of a rubber boat by two …

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  Fly to Hawaii from multiple US cities for as little as $237

  thepointsguy.com - Mackenzie Roche

  If you've been waiting to plan a Hawaii vacation, wait no longer. Multiple airlines are offering round-trip flights to the Hawaiian Islands from $237 …

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  How, When & Where To Retire & Travel

  

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  With over 6,000 stories, this is your complete guide on where to retire, especially Mexico, Colombia, USA, Ecuador, Central America, Spain and Portugal, plus general interest stories for our 22,000 readers on health, finances, taxes, Social Security and Medicare.

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  Unprecedented times for companies facing anti-LGBTQ backlash

  washingtonblade.com - Christopher Kane

  The precipitous rise of anti-LGBTQ sentiment in America has increasingly put corporate allies in the crosshairs of fraught culture war battles, …

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  Apr 28, 2022

  Medicare Advantage Plans Often Deny Needed Care, Federal Report Finds

  The New York Times - Reed Abelson

  Every year, tens of thousands of people enrolled in private Medicare Advantage plans are denied necessary care that should be covered under the program, federal investigators concluded in a report published on Thursday. The investigators urged Medicare officials to strengthen oversight of these …

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  Senator Elizabeth Warren Criticizes Medigap Sales Incentives in New Report

  The New York Times - Reed Abelson

  Federal and state regulators are being urged to increase their oversight of insurance agents and brokers selling Medigap policies, the private supplemental coverage owned by millions of people with traditional Medicare that pays out-of-pocket costs. These brokers received paid vacations and cash …