Know what is eligible for flexible-spending reimbursement
Q. My employer offers a healthcare flexible spending account. I didn't realize that over-the-counter medications qualify for reimbursements. Is there a list of what does and doesn't apply?
Q. My employer offers a healthcare flexible spending account. I didn't realize that over-the-counter medications qualify for reimbursements. Is there a list of what does and doesn't apply?
Q. Starting Jan. 4, Florida will be playing Powerball. How many other states play the lottery game? Does Connecticut play?
A federal judge in Brooklyn has rejected a Liberian woman's religious reasons for smuggling endangered monkey meat into the country.
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With touch-screen technology and faster wireless networks, a cellphone's most valuable feature now is how many applications it can run.
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A Lauderhill man was killed as he was tried to walk across Coral Ridge Drive, Coral Springs police reported Saturday. Marc H. Rubin, 47, died at the scene after a vehicle struck him as he was attempting to walk across Coral Ridge Drive just south of Sample Road at about 6 p.m. Friday.
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The Legislature will tackle the state's budget crisis Monday by cutting programs and borrowing money, but tougher measures likely loom in March.
The decline of Cuba as a sports power is a reflection of the state of the island. But the nation remains competitive.
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A Lauderhill man was killed as he was tried to walk across Coral Ridge Drive, Coral Springs police reported...
Gov. Charlie Crist named Jorge Labarga to the Florida Supreme Court. The Palm Beach judge represents the se...
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Dozens of bullets were sprayed across the facade of an empty mosque in West Kendall.
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Virginia Rogers, who cracked enemy codes during World War II then married into a prominent South Florida fa...
The stage is set for a repeat showdown between longtime Deerfield Beach Mayor Al Capellini -- suspended in ...
A man accused of trying to run down a Miami-Dade police officer is facing charges of attempted murder.
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Democrats vowed to block Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's appointment of a veteran politician to the Senate ...
Federal judge upholds indefinite detention of two men at Guantánamo as enemy combatants, one another...
The son of Charles Taylor, Liberia's former president, was convicted of torturing prisoners.
The woman who disappeared from a cruise ship off Cancún, Mexico, had been celebrating her one-year a...
Sen. Lindsey Graham traded his suit for a uniform on a visit to Iraq.
Herman Rosenblat offered the world his heartwarming tale of the love he discovered in a Nazi concentration ...
Ballooning budget deficits have prompted more U.S. states to sell off roads, parks, airports and lotteries ...
Barack Obama, who spent $740.6 million during the presidential campaign, became the first major-party nomin...
Rod Blagojevich, the secretary of health and human services? Apparently, the embattled Illinois governor th...
Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who is being held by the U.S. at Guantánamo Bay, goes on trial in absentia in...
Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the U.S. has not asked Britain to accept Guantánamo Bay detainees if the c...
Taliban fighters in Afghanistan are changing tactics in their assaults on U.S.-led coalition forces, relyin...
After a week of Israeli bombardment of the Gaza strip, Israel, Arab and U.S. officials are discussing how t...
Britain's former chief legal advisor warned Friday that the U.K. should be prepared to take in Guantá...
Australia will likely reject a U.S. request to accept detainees freed from the prison camps at Guantá...
As diplomatic efforts stalled, Israel launched a deadly airstrike against a Hamas military strategist and a...
A row with Russia that disrupted gas delivery to Ukraine heightened tensions between the two nations and co...
The United States transferred control of the Green Zone and the former palace of Saddam Hussein to Iraq.
Australia confirmed Friday that the U.S. has asked it to consider accepting detainees from the Guantá...
The image of the 'yanqui comandante' has faded, but ex-rebels still recall his role in a revolution that ch...
Nicaraguan farmers are reclaiming plots once covered with thousands of land mines planted during the Contra...
Puerto Rico's new governor was sworn in Friday, inheriting an island government that is battling a recessio...
The Bahamas will use two pathologists to ensure a careful autopsy on John Travolta's son, who died at the a...
Hundreds of thousands of people overwhelmed the center of Buenos Aires on Friday to see the 500 vehicles co...
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William Arthur Wieland's name has now faded from memory, but the former State Department official made head...
Record prices boosted Venezuela's oil income by 225 percent in the first nine months of 2008, allowing the ...
This capital city remained eerily dark and silent Wednesday night as the year ended and the day marking the...
Florida legislators will start the new year in familiar fashion: by cutting aid to schools and other progra...
An ethics complaint against House Speaker Ray Sansom has prompted the lawmaker to hire a high-profile attor...
As the Legislature heads into a special session on the state's budget crisis, lawmakers will offer the publ...
E-mail shows close ties between House Speaker Ray Sansom and Northwest Florida State College, where Sansom ...
Gov. Charlie Crist's plan to close a budget shortfall includes tapping into the state's savings accounts.
First out of the running for the Florida Supreme Court, Jorge Labarga now has an interview scheduled for We...
Weston legislator Franklin Sands -- Democratic leader of the Florida House -- said Monday he and his wife L...
Former and current lawmakers are finding employment at community colleges and state universities, even in t...
Gov. Charlie Crist has a plan to eliminate Florida's $2.3 billion budget shortfall without cutting services...
New pressure is mounting to stop the Seminoles' expansion of blackjack throughout Florida.
Miami-Dade's school board blitzed the state Capitol for two days asking legislators to spare classrooms fro...
Clara E. Martinez stood in front of her middle-school students at Coral Way K-8 Center in Miami and asked t...
Enrollment in Florida public schools has dropped for the third straight year, state figures show. After pea...
Amid a state budget crunch, Florida's 11 universities are faced with losing their top researchers and the g...
Former and current lawmakers are finding employment at community colleges and state universities, even in t...
The Broward Teachers Union wants the district to quit rehiring employees who have retired, saying that thos...
The United Teachers of Dade and the Miami-Dade public school district Tuesday finished their second day of ...
Miami Central High, a chronically failing school, is getting a new principal -- the state's best.
An 8-year-old boy said he and several other children had been hit by a clerical worker at their school.
The Miami-Dade School Board will sue the state to make up funding it says it's not getting from local taxes.
The Miami-Dade school district's new Success Academy will pay students at nine struggling schools who atten...
Police and school district officials say three Glades Middle School students were involved in sexual activi...
Marine scientist John Bruno became interested in coral reefs as a boy snorkeling in the turquoise waters of...
In Chad, the ivory poachers have upgraded to automatic weapons.
The Miccosukee Tribe won its bid for an injunction to stop the building of the one-mile Tamiami Trail bridg...
With a federal judge blocking plans to build a new Tamiami Trail bridge, federal agencies fall back on plan...
Despite new federal protections, Elkhorn Coral may disappear from the waters off the coast of South Florida
South Florida water managers approved the controversial purchase of U.S. Sugar land considered essential to...
Skeptical lawmakers and a House committee review loom among upcoming hurdles for the state's controversial ...
With his Big Sugar deal on shaky ground, Gov. Charlie Crist mounted a hefty political push that shored up t...
That holiday gift from your tree-hugger friend may contain a hidden danger: biodegradable packing peanuts -...
A federal appeals court reversed itself Tuesday and temporarily reinstated regulations aimed at sharply red...
Christmas begins on the mountain slopes of North Carolina where farmers grow Fraser firs from seedlings to ...
When the new Congress begins this week, a great many familiar faces will be missing. While the most notable...
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A failure to help the Big Three automakers would destroy an institution that secured half a century's worth...
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We surely all had the same question upon reading the story last week that real-estate developer Jorge Perez...
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James Howarth is a little confused by two letters he has received from the Internal Revenue Service.
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There used to be a time when people who called Linda Jahraus' home in Laguna Beach, Calif., were actually w...
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They're twins, all right, despite what their spanking new birth certificates say. Tariq Griffin entered the...
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He's the king of couch potatoes. A Manhattan man has won his second couch potato contest. Stan Friedman, 47...