Wembanyama's 40 points power Spurs to 125‑92 rout, spoiling Flagg debut
Victor Wembanyama scores 40 as the Spurs beat the Mavericks 125‑92, eclipsing Cooper Flagg's NBA debut and setting early season stakes.
Victor Wembanyama scores 40 as the Spurs beat the Mavericks 125‑92, eclipsing Cooper Flagg's NBA debut and setting early season stakes.
A 2,900‑page Telegram leak exposes racist, antisemitic and homophobic messages among NY Young Republicans, prompting resignations and a party‑wide crisis ahead of the 2025 elections.
Corey Perry’s knee surgery sidelines the veteran forward for the Kings’ opening night against Colorado, with a 6‑8 week rehab window and roster shake‑ups looming.
The Dodgers sweep the Reds 8‑4 in Game 2 of the NL Wild Card Series, advancing to face the Phillies in the NLDS. Yamamoto's clutch start and Roberts' strategy key to the win.
On Canada Day, George Springer drove in a career‑high seven runs, including a grand slam and his 100th homer as a Jay, to lift Toronto to a 12‑5 win over New York. The comeback erased an early 2‑0 hole and pushed the Blue Jays within one game of the AL East lead. Key hits from Andrés Giménez and clutch hitting in the seventh sealed the victory. Yankees’ bullpen woes and poor performance with runners in scoring position haunted the loss.
Texans wideout Christian Kirk will miss Week 1 with a hamstring strain and could be out two weeks, per multiple reports. Houston traded for him in March to start alongside Nico Collins. With Tank Dell already sidelined for the season, the Texans’ receiving depth gets thinner. A return for the Sept. 21 matchup against the Jaguars is on the table if his recovery stays on track.
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In the U.S, there are quite a few types of health insurance coverage to consider. The most common one is private insurance, typically provided through employers. Then we have government-provided coverage like Medicaid for low-income individuals and families, and Medicare for seniors. There's also managed care plans, where providers contract with health insurance companies to provide care for members at lower costs. And don't forget about direct primary care where doctors charge their patients a monthly fee for a range of services, bypassing insurance.
Navigating the US healthcare system can be a complex experience, and many folks have differing perspectives on its effectiveness. Personally, I find areas of both commendation and concern. I appreciate the high standard of care and advanced treatments available but the cost and accessibility issues are major stumbling blocks. It's clear that reform is needed to ensure equitable, affordable healthcare for all. Until then, the satisfaction I feel is tempered by the knowledge that many fellow citizens are struggling to access the care they need.
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