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Joshua Bates, a technical recruiter for a staffing firm, who lives in Charlotte, N.C., was "balance billed" by an out-of-network hospital after an emergency appendectomy. Logan Cyrus for KHN hide caption
Scientists say pea-size organoids of human brain tissue may offer a way to study the biological beginnings of a wide range of brain conditions, including autism, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Muotri Lab/UCSD hide caption
Scientists Find Imperfections In 'Minibrains' That Raise Questions For Research
'New York Times' Reporter On The Attempted Saudi Hack Of His Smartphone
Encore: How Katie Sowers Became The 2nd Woman To Coach Full Time In The NFL
Two European Commission officials, Thierry Breton (left) and Margrethe Vestager (right), give a press conference on 5G security Wednesday in Brussels. The EU recommended that member states screen telecom firms, but did not call for banning any by name. The Chinese telecom Huawei said it welcomed the decision and hopes to take part in building 5G networks in Europe. Aris Oikonomou/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
In Battle For Europe's Phones, U.S. Suffers Setback, Huawei Notches A Win
Immigration Judges Association Argues For Courts Independent Of Attorney General
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Angry Chinese Ask Why Their Government Waited So Long To Act On Coronavirus
Senators Ask Questions Of House Managers And Trump Defense In Impeachment Trial
Amy Klobuchar Campaigns On 'Hotdish' — But She May Be In 'Casserole' Country
Joshua Bates, a technical recruiter for a staffing firm, who lives in Charlotte, N.C., was "balance billed" by an out-of-network hospital after an emergency appendectomy. Logan Cyrus for KHN hide caption
How The 'Molineux Rule' Permits Certain Witnesses In The Harvey Weinstein Trial
Flint Residents May Now Sue Government Officials Over Contaminated Water
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