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Infant lounger deaths higher than initially reported, NBC News investigation finds 03:28
Carnival cruise passengers outraged after terrifying ordeal through storm 01:58
Memorial Day celebrations across the U.S. honor military service and sacrifice 01:56
Former Vietnam POWs reunite 50 years after their return to the U.S. 02:30
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Biden-McCarthy debt deal faces new challenge: approval from Congress 02:32
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Memorial Day weekend travel rush hits pre-pandemic levels 02:02
Debt ceiling deal reached in principle 02:58
National Guard pilot's surprise family reunion at son's kindergarten graduation 03:06
Forgotten stories of Chinese Titanic survivors shared in new documentary 02:53
State Farm no longer accepting property insurance applications in California 01:59
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Ukrainian army releases recruitment video with new call to arms 01:25
Texas attorney general facing impeachment after months long investigation 02:23
Survey shows most U.S. hospitals violate Hospital Price Transparency rule 03:11 A recent survey reveals that only 14 percent of U.S. hospitals follow a federal law that says they must publicly post their prices. The Hospital Price Transparency rule was created as a part of the Affordable Care Act that took effect in January 2021. It requires health systems to publicly post the cost of their items and services online, from standard charges to health insurance plans. The Federal Department of Health and Human Services enforces the rule and can fine hospitals up to $5,000 a day for being in violation. June 7, 2022
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Infant lounger deaths higher than initially reported, NBC News investigation finds 03:28
Carnival cruise passengers outraged after terrifying ordeal through storm 01:58
Memorial Day celebrations across the U.S. honor military service and sacrifice 01:56
Former Vietnam POWs reunite 50 years after their return to the U.S. 02:30
Russia fires three massive waves of attacks across Ukraine in 48 hours 01:37
Biden-McCarthy debt deal faces new challenge: approval from Congress 02:32 
