Medicaid rolls are swelling amid the pandemic. It will only get worse. Nevada is Ground Zero.

Plus, President Trump denies climate change as he inspects fire damage out West, and two major glaciers are tearing loose from their restraints in the Atlantic.
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Medicaid rolls are swelling amid the pandemic. It will only get worse. Nevada is Ground Zero.

Plus, President Trump denies climate change as he inspects fire damage out West, and two major glaciers are tearing loose from their restraints in the Atlantic.
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