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Sky York Journal This baked eggplant Parmesan recipe will become one of your family favorites! Crispy eggplant is layered with herbs, tomato sauce, and cheese. Growing up, my mom’s eggplant Parmesan recipe was one of my favorite things to eat. My family ate dinner together every night, and my mom always cooked it from scratch. Tomato sauce never came from a jar, and cheese was never pre-shredded because convenience foods like that were simply not worth the extra expense. Dinnertime was a sound routine for all of us… unless it was summer.Then, my sister and I had more important matters…

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Sky York Journal Insurance companies are having a rough go of it recently.Numerous companies this month have announced that they are withdrawing or reducing their earnings guidance for the year. For instance:On Tuesday, Oscar Health announced that it is anticipating a loss from operations of $200 million to $300 million for the year, after previously expecting earnings of $225 million to $275 million. Last week, Elevance Health announced that it reduced its outlook for adjusted earnings per share to about $30 for the year, compared to $34.15.On Thursday, Molina Healthcare announced that it now expects its full year 2025 adjusted earnings to be…

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Sky York Journal As Congress negotiated the details of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a parade of independent analyses warned about the impact it would have on millions of Americans’ health care. Noting those findings, a handful of Republican lawmakers  expressed alarm that the Medicaid and Medicare cuts contained within the bill would directly harm their constituents, decimating funding for rural hospitals. Majorities in both chambers voted the bill through anyway.What members were warned about is now coming to pass.The hospitals most at risk of closure because of the bill’s massive cuts to federal spending on Medicaid and Medicare are…

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Sky York Journal The Supreme Court’s shadow docket has become a lawless mess. The justices are issuing extremely consequential rulings with either no explanation at all, or with barely a paragraph of reasoning. No full briefing. No oral arguments. Just vibes-based constitutional law that lower courts are somehow supposed to follow. Now the Court has made this chaos worse by essentially telling lower courts to treat these half-baked emergency rulings as more important than actual binding precedent. If you’re a district court judge, what do you do? Follow the actual binding precedent, or guess at what the Supreme Court’s vibes-based…

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Sky York Journal After revealing a new denim campaign starring Sydney Sweeney, American Eagle Outfitters’ stock surged 16%. The campaign, called “Sydney Sweeney Has Great (American Eagle) Jeans,” features a limited-edition denim jacket as well as a “The Sydney Jean.” American Eagle’s partnership with Sweeney marks its latest move to boost sales and reconnect with Gen Z shoppers. See Sweeney’s Fall 2025 campaign images above

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Sky York Journal The Trump White House is planning to send a second rescissions request to Capitol Hill in the coming weeks, hoping to extract a legislative stamp of approval for its efforts to impound funding that was previously authorized by Congress. This new request would come on the heels of congressional Republicans approving the administration’s first rescissions package, which made official $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting cuts and effectively rubber-stamped the Trump White House’s constitutionally backwards infringement on Congress’ power of the purse. This time around, the package will reportedly target the Department of Education, though…

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Sky York Journal Back in May, a nonprofit with close ties to the Trump administration filed a curious lawsuit. It sued John Roberts and the body that operates the federal court system, dryly informing both the chief justice and the courts that they were mistaken in their belief that they controlled themselves: actually, the suit claimed, the White House controls them. America First Legal Foundation, a nonprofit founded in 2021 by Stephen Miller to act as a MAGA version of the ACLU, concealed the claim in a FOIA lawsuit: it asked a judge to order the Administrative Office of U.S.…

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Sky York Journal It could be years before a cell therapy from Nkarta reaches autoimmune disease patients in the market, but CEO Paul Hastings still thinks about the impact of pharmaceutical tariffs here and now. With blood from healthy donors, Nkarta isolates immune cells called natural killer cells, then engineers them for a new therapeutic purpose. The donor material comes from the U.S. and Nkarta manufactures its therapies at its own site in South San Francisco, but it’s misleading to call these biologic medicines all-American products. Nkarta relies on chemicals and other materials from global suppliers. One key vendor, based…

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Sky York Journal If you have been online at all over the course of the past several weeks, you know a little something about the raging MAGA civil war. It is impossible to follow all the daily twists and turns, even for those of us whose job it is to stay informed. The broad, general concept is that conspiracy-minded Donald Trump supporters had long been calling for Trump’s Department of Justice to release the Jeffrey Epstein client list of prominent people the deceased financier had supposedly procured underage women for (thinking and hoping that the list would be populated by…

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Sky York Journal Israeli clinical AI startup Aidoc closed a $150 million funding round led by General Catalyst and Square Peg (Opens in a new window)on Wednesday, bringing the company’s overall fundraising total to $370 million. Four health systems — Hartford HealthCare, Mercy, Sutter Health (Opens in a new window)and WellSpan Health — also participated in the investment round. Aidoc, founded in 2016, seeks to simplify radiologists’ workflows through its AI-powered clinical decision support technology. CEO Elad Walach pointed out that hospitals, in particular emergency departments, are under pressure to manage high patient volumes, long wait times and delayed test results — as well…

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