The Los Angeles Times: “Thousands of worried Californians who buy individual insurance policies from Anthem Blue Cross will soon learn whether they face rate increases of up to 39% that were put on hold for two months amid a public outcry that helped revive national healthcare legislation. California’s largest for-profit health insurer agreed to postpone the increases for many of its 800,000 …
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As the Dow Jones Industrial Average celebrates its triumphant return to 10,000 and Wall Street’s infamous, massive bonuses return, The Los Angeles Times was left wondering Thursday morning: “Where’s the outrage?” As if to answer their question, filmmaker Michael Moore made an appearance on NBC’s Today Show , explaining to interviewer Matt Lauer that such numbers are echoing from America’s financial sector because bankers are being rewarded for “burning down our economy.” “Michael, let Friends, It hasn’t quite hit me that “Capitalism: A Love Story,” my new film, will be opening in theaters in New York and L.A. just one week from tomorrow. Thousands of California children could lose health insurance coverage in the coming months as a result of changes in Medi-Cal rules and decreased funding for local efforts that have provided coverage to children, the Los Angeles Times reports. |
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