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Moody’s downgraded Community Health System revenue bonds to Baa1 from A3. Moody’s cited Medicaid cuts, wage mandates, competition and 75% government payers. CHS holds $772M debt, $2.7B revenue and ...

Members of the 35th Infantry Regiment test a new “shoot and scoot” mobile mortar system. (Global Military Products) The Army’s latest effort to modernize its formation took shape on the training ...