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Members of the Flores family paid $54,000 in bribes to civilian military employees to keep a multimillion-dollar government contract and win more work, court documents allege.

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Ken Flores was Rey Feo LXX in 2018, and Tony Flores was Rey Feo in 1996.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton claimed the president 'seeks to transform every emergency room in the country into a walk-in abortion clinic.'

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Texas got a temporary reprieve on Medicaid funding from the federal government. But that won’t solve underlying problems with high numbers of uninsured Texans.

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The money reimburses hospitals for the services they provide to Medicaid patients in Texas.

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