It's Thursday, March 28th.

Welcome to Schim this.

We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day and giving you the context on why

they matter.

Today we're going to take a look at Medicaid and states that are trying to set up work

requirements for healthcare coverage.

We'll go deep into the debate over whether people should have to hustle for their healthcare.

Then, British cybersecurity experts are raising warning flags about the Chinese tech giant

Huawei's 5G networks.

We'll tell you what this can mean in the race for high-speed internet.

Finally, some big names are being honored at the GLAAD Awards tonight.

We'll have more.

We're here to make your Thursday smarter.

Let's Schim this.

The most complicated story today is about work requirements for Medicaid.

The government program that provides free or cheap healthcare coverage for low-income

people.

Yesterday, a judge in Washington, D.C. ruled that Kentucky and Arkansas can't tell people

that they have to work or train for work or volunteer somewhere in order to stay on

Medicaid.

The Trump administration has been pushing for this kind of work requirement for Medicaid

for over a year now.

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