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Some state legislators say they have “grave concerns” about the long-term sustainability of the controversial CLASS Act.

HHS announced that new grantees have been named for the New Access Points community health center grants.

Alabama employers are facing a one-time assessment of $5.60 for a typical employee to help pay interest on money the state borrowed to cover unemployment benefits.

New research finds that children with public insurance, such as CHIP, are less likely to get comprehensive, family-centered care than those with private insurance.

Hiring picked up slightly in July, and the unemployment rate dipped to 9.1 percent. The modest improvement could ease fears of another recession, but it wasn't enough to prevent another wild day of trading on Wall Street.

A stronger jobs report wasn't enough to calm financial markets or stem concerns that the debt crisis in Europe could threaten the fragile U.S. economy.