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    Herald & Review:: Rodney in The News

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    Rodney Davis, a U.S. Representative, supports increasing Medicare funding for doctor training programs. Several Illinois news outlets reported on Davis and other political events, including calls for civility after controversial social media posts and a bill to make Cahokia Mounds a national park. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch covered a Medicaid panel member being removed, plans to upgrade MetroLink safety, and a lawsuit alleging a St. Louis health plan overbilled Medicare.

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    Rodney Davis, a U.S. Representative, supports increasing Medicare funding for doctor training programs. Several Illinois news outlets reported on Davis and other political events, including calls for civility after controversial social media posts and a bill to make Cahokia Mounds a national park. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch covered a Medicaid panel member being removed, plans to upgrade MetroLink safety, and a lawsuit alleging a St. Louis health plan overbilled Medicare.

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    Rodney Davis, a U.S. Representative, supports increasing Medicare funding for doctor training programs. Several Illinois news outlets reported on Davis and other political events, including calls for civility after controversial social media posts and a bill to make Cahokia Mounds a national park. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch covered a Medicaid panel member being removed, plans to upgrade MetroLink safety, and a lawsuit alleging a St. Louis health plan overbilled Medicare.

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    Rodney Davis, a U.S. Representative, supports increasing Medicare funding for doctor training programs. Several Illinois news outlets reported on Davis and other political events, including calls for civility after controversial social media posts and a bill to make Cahokia Mounds a national park. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch covered a Medicaid panel member being removed, plans to upgrade MetroLink safety, and a lawsuit alleging a St. Louis health plan overbilled Medicare.

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    Rodney in the News

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