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1. 1The Medicaid program paid over $261,000 in monthly premiums for a woman’s healthcare during her life.
2. 2After her death, the state aimed to recover almost $408,000 from her estate, including excess premiums that were never spent on services.
3. 3Her heirs argued the law only allowed recovery for actual healthcare services received, not excess capitation payments.

TL;DR

1. 1A woman and her son from Honduras entered the U.S. without legal papers in 2019.
2. 2They claim they need asylum, saying a gang in Honduras tried to recruit her son and threatened them.
3. 3The court must decide if fears of gang violence justify letting them stay in the U.S.

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1. 1A man created fake charities to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars while falsely claiming to fight charity fraud.
2. 2He was charged with mail fraud and bank fraud after his operations caught the government’s attention.
3. 3Now, he argues that the court wrongly excluded key evidence during his trial, which he says affects the validity of his convictions.