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Latest holiday season shows a spike in fraud, with experts urging vigilance and shared protection tips.
Consumers should look for https and a lock icon to ensure site encryption before entering payment details.
Experts warn against clicking promotional emails; instead, visit retailers’ sites directly.
Using credit cards or digital wallets can limit exposure if fraud occurs, per bank officials.
Call your bank immediately if something seems off to stop potential fraud early.
Set up bank alerts and avoid saving card information on sites to reduce credential theft.
Shoppers should beware of scams that blend AI to imitate legitimate retailers.
Bank and FTC data show substantial losses from online shopping fraud in 2024.
Experts advocate slowing down during Cyber Monday and holiday deals to verify legitimacy.
Authorities recommend reporting suspected fraud to police or the Federal Trade Commission.

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Several central Ohio counties moved to Level 1 or Level 2 snow emergencies as the storm progresses.
Level 1 requires caution due to hazardous roads and blowing or drifting snow.
Level 2 advises only necessary travel and suggests checking with employers about reporting to work.
The emergency listings cover counties including Franklin, Licking, and Fairfield with varied levels.
The report lists specific counties and their current emergency status across central Ohio.
The weather coverage emphasizes staying updated as the region tracks snowfall and road closures.
The article warns that travel may become hazardous with accumulating snow over the weekend.
Local officials provide live coverage and reassure residents they are monitoring road conditions.
The weather alert includes an alert day for substantial snowfall anticipated Saturday afternoon and evening.
The report includes a brief forecast radar and closing information to help residents plan.

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Pennsylvania will curb GLP-1 obesity coverage in Medicaid, shifting focus to diabetes and other conditions.
EMS can now leave naloxone with families after 911 responses, with permanent standing order safeguards.
Seniors retain Prescription Assistance programs despite Social Security increases through 2027.
Diagnostic imaging for breast cancer follow-up gains coverage under new law starting summer 2026.
New Jersey expands biomarker testing coverage for state-regulated plans.
Delaware allows dental hygienists to administer local anesthesia with supervision.
Delaware enacts breastfeeding and lactation program for incarcerated women starting July 2026.
Lead certification rules target older rental units with a feasibility study due by 2027.
The 2026 package covers broader prescription savings and price transparency.
The laws align with 2026 deadlines across three states for health policy changes.

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Habba resigns as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey after a court ruling deemed her appointment unlawful.
The White House is exploring temporary U.S. attorneys to avoid prolonged Senate confirmation battles.
Analysts warn a Supreme Court decision could constrain or expand presidential control over appointments.
Delaware U.S. Attorney Julianne Murray also resigned, citing the Habba ruling as the reason.
Carl Tobias suggested the White House could face limited options beyond traditional confirmation.
Nina Mendelson cautioned that a Supreme Court ruling could have varying long-term effects on executive power.
The article frames the issue as a strategic contest over appointments amid continued legal pressure.
Habba cited the Third Circuit ruling as prompting her decision to step down.
The piece notes ongoing debate over advising and consenting for acting appointments versus permanent appointments.
Executive strategy centers on minimizing court losses while maintaining governability across districts.

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