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Hospital Finances: A federal court ordered Juan F. Luis Hospital to pay $6.47 million or surrender equipment, raising fears for services and the territory’s finances. The hospital may seek help through proposed $250 million bonds, which include $40 million for hospital needs. Population Outlook: Census projections warn the U.S. Virgin Islands could lose 41% of its population by 2100, driven by falling birth rates and continued outmigration. Census Data: Advocates say proposed changes to how the Census counts people could deepen data gaps in the territories and affect access to federal resources and disaster aid. Drug Settlement: The Nov. 9 deadline has passed for Virgin Islanders to claim compensation from two generic-drug settlements totaling $475 million.

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