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United States · United StatesLeonard Zhukovsky // Shutterstock Every U.S. state has its own seal, a carefully designed emblem that is stamped on official documents, flags, and even courtroom walls. However, hidden in plain sight are also mottos that reveal each state’s values, history, and self-image. From bold declarations of independence to humble nods towards faith, nature, and even resilience, these mottos form a sort of secret code. AnyWho has decrypted this code by …See the Story
State mottos, translated: What your state’s official motto really means
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Health Care · OregonBy Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM, Ore. -- Thousands fewer people are receiving health care through a Medicaid-like Oregon program that’s open to income-eligible people regardless of immigration status than were six months ago, state data shows. Two years after its launch, the Healthier Oregon program reached peak enrollment of 107,000 people in June,See the Story
Fewer Immigrants Are Seeking Oregon Health Care Benefits Under Trump
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