Medicaid enrollment has risen in most anti-Obamacare states, which may further strain some of their

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Most 88sears insurers in Florida aren't disclosing their Obamacare rates for next year because they say they are trade secrets.
As many as 400 people enrolled in Connecticut's Obamacare exchange may have had their personal information stolen, officials said Friday afternoon.
Medicaid enrollment has risen in most anti-Obamacare states, which may further strain some of their budgets.
Minimal expectations for achievement in the final months of the 113th Congress are sinking lower, the NYT reports.
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