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Funeral services for prominent El Paso federal judge and community leader Philip Ray Martinez will be held Saturday. An obituary published in the El Paso Times only states that Martinez died due to natural causes. A rosary will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Patrick Cathedral, 1118 N. Mesa St., with a funeral Mass celebrating Martinez’s life at 10:30 a.m. The burial will be for immediate family only. The obituary does not state where Martinez will be buried. The rosary and Mass will be invitation-only because of limited attendance requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The rosary, Mass and burial will be livestreamed on the Sunset Funeral Homes Facebook page for people who are unable to attend. ....
Biden has chance to cut Medicaid deal with Alabama, other red states Updated Feb 18, 2021; Posted Feb 18, 2021 A March 4 rally at the Capitol called for Medicaid expansion. A bill that would have expanded Medicaid coverage in Texas received a hearing in the House, but it didn t advance. (Stephen Spillman/The Austin American-Statesman/TNS)TNS Facebook Share By Noam N. Levey Kaiser Health News (TNS) and Tribune Media Services President Joe Biden has an unexpected opening to cut deals with red states to expand Medicaid, raising the prospect that the new administration could extend health protections to millions of uninsured Americans and reach a goal that has eluded Democrats for a decade. ....
President Joe Biden has an unexpected opening to cut deals with red states to expand Medicaid, raising the prospect that the new administration could extend health protections to millions of uninsured Americans and reach a goal that has eluded Democrats for a decade. The opportunity emerges as the COVID-19 pandemic saps state budgets and strains safety nets. That may help break the Medicaid deadlock in some of the 12 states that have rejected federal funding made available by the Affordable Care Act, according to health officials, patient advocates and political observers. Any breakthrough would require a delicate political balancing act. New Medicaid compromises could leave some states with safety net programs that, while covering more people, don’t insure as many as Democrats would like. Any expansion deals also would need to allow Republican state officials to tell their constituents they didn’t simply accept the 2010 health law, often called Obamacare. ....
President Joe Biden has an unexpected opening to cut deals with red states to expand Medicaid, raising the prospect that the new administration could extend health protections to millions of uninsured Americans and reach a goal that has eluded Democrats for a decade. ....