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Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Philly and defended Medicaid cuts

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Julia Terruso |Max Marin |Aubrey Whelan

By Julia Terruso, Max Marin and Aubrey Whelan - The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) PHILADELPHIA - City officials met with Mehmet Oz in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood Monday to advocate for protecting Medicaid from cuts proposed by congressional Republicans advancing a bill that would reduce spending on the government-funded health coverage. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Philly and defended Medicaid cuts

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Julia Terruso |Max Marin |Aubrey Whelan

PHILADELPHIA — City officials met with Mehmet Oz in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood Monday to advocate for protecting Medicaid from cuts proposed by congressional Republicans advancing a bill that would reduce spending on the government-funded health coverage.
Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Philly and defended Medicaid cuts

2 weeks ago | charlotteobserver.com | Julia Terruso |Max Marin |Aubrey Whelan

Dr. Mehmet Oz testifies during a confirmation hearing with the Senate Finance Committee in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on March 14, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Oz is U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee to be administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Philly and defended Medicaid cuts

2 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Julia Terruso |Max Marin |Aubrey Whelan

PHILADELPHIA — City officials met with Mehmet Oz in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood Monday to advocate for protecting Medicaid from cuts proposed by congressional Republicans advancing a bill that would reduce spending on the government-funded health coverage.
Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Kensington and defended Medicaid cuts in swing through Philadelphia

2 weeks ago | inquirer.com | Julia Terruso |Max Marin |Aubrey Whelan

City officials met with Mehmet Oz in Kensington on Monday to advocate for protecting Medicaid but in the same trip Oz defended congressional Republicans as they advance a bill that would reduce spending on the program. Oz, President Donald Trump’s newly confirmed administrator for the nation’s Centers for Medicare & Medicaid, famously visited Kensington in 2017 with his TV crew.
Inside Villanova in the 1970s, when the future Pope Leo XIV arrived on campus

3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Max Marin |Beatrice Forman |Jesse Bunch |Nick Vadala

PHILADELPHIA - In the summer of 1973, the war was still raging in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal was unfolding in Washington, and protests roiled college campuses nationwide. But at leafy Villanova University just outside Philadelphia, trouble was on the home front. The staid Catholic institution on the Main Line stood at a cultural crossroads. Computers were beginning to enter classrooms, marijuana was taboo, and, perhaps most controversially, women and men could not live in the same dorms.
Inside Villanova in the 1970s, when the future Pope Leo XIV arrived on campus

3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Max Marin |Beatrice Forman |Jesse Bunch |Nick Vadala

PHILADELPHIA — In the summer of 1973, the war was still raging in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal was unfolding in Washington, and protests roiled college campuses nationwide. But at leafy Villanova University just outside Philadelphia, trouble was on the home front. The staid Catholic institution on the Main Line stood at a cultural crossroads. Computers were beginning to enter classrooms, marijuana was taboo, and, perhaps most controversially, women and men could not live in the same dorms.
Inside Villanova in the 1970s, when the future Pope Leo XIV arrived on campus

3 weeks ago | union-bulletin.com | Max Marin |Beatrice Forman |Jesse Bunch |Nick Vadala

PHILADELPHIA — In the summer of 1973, the war was still raging in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal was unfolding in Washington, and protests roiled college campuses nationwide. But at leafy Villanova University just outside Philadelphia, trouble was on the home front. The staid Catholic institution on the Main Line stood at a cultural crossroads. Computers were beginning to enter classrooms, marijuana was taboo, and, perhaps most controversially, women and men could not live in the same dorms.
Inside Villanova in the 1970s, when the future Pope Leo XIV arrived on campus

3 weeks ago | swoknews.com | Max Marin |Beatrice Forman |Jesse Bunch |Nick Vadala

PHILADELPHIA — In the summer of 1973, the war was still raging in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal was unfolding in Washington, and protests roiled college campuses nationwide. But at leafy Villanova University just outside Philadelphia, trouble was on the home front. The staid Catholic institution on the Main Line stood at a cultural crossroads. Computers were beginning to enter classrooms, marijuana was taboo, and, perhaps most controversially, women and men could not live in the same dorms.
Inside Villanova in the 1970s, when the future Pope Leo XIV arrived on campus

3 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Max Marin |Beatrice Forman |Jesse Bunch |Nick Vadala

PHILADELPHIA — In the summer of 1973, the war was still raging in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal was unfolding in Washington, and protests roiled college campuses nationwide. But at leafy Villanova University just outside Philadelphia, trouble was on the home front. The staid Catholic institution on the Main Line stood at a cultural crossroads. Computers were beginning to enter classrooms, marijuana was taboo, and, perhaps most controversially, women and men could not live in the same dorms.