The World and Everything In It 7.8.25 Texans help survivors, Congress manages Medicaid, and passing down an ancient art
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Jul 8, 2025 A devastating flash flood in Texas leads to heart-wrenching stories of survival and community resilience. New Medicaid legislation raises concerns about healthcare access for millions, impacting diverse regions differently. The ancient art of flint knapping faces challenges, yet passionate artisans strive to keep it alive. Additionally, the transformative impact of transgender athletes on societal perceptions sparks a lively discussion about fairness in sports. Competitive parallel parking in Portland adds a humorous twist to the mix!
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Devastating Texas Floods
- Kerrville, Texas faced devastating floods killing more than 90 people and sweeping away homes and businesses.
- Residents like Scott Walden experienced the floods firsthand, fighting the current to survive until rescue.
Call for Help and Prayer
- Governor Greg Abbott urged Texans to help one another during the crisis and called for a statewide day of prayer.
- Community prayers and volunteer efforts provide comfort and support to the victims and rescuers alike.
Medicaid Reform Insights
- New federal law affects Medicaid by imposing work requirements and limiting provider taxes to reduce growth.
- Changes could lead to millions losing coverage but aim to make Medicaid sustainable and protect rural hospitals.