A look back at the people, stories and events that shaped 2024 – The Baltimore Banner
The Key Bridge · The health care vigilante · Orioles’ new ownership · Enter David Smith · Justin Tucker’s shocking …
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The Democratic Panic in New York | Washington Monthly
Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul stand at the abyss. Here’s how Empire State liberals can get back on track.
Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, December 31st | The New Yorker
Two people in jumpsuits are floating inside a space station the planet Earth is visible through. “I’m not actually an astronaut—I just came up here to …
Poll: Americans blame profits, denials for CEO’s death Most Americans blame insurance …
WASHINGTON – Most Americans believe health insurance profits and coverage denials share responsibility for the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEOÂ …
A defensive Andrew Witty clarifies claim denials | Healthcare Finance News
Foremost has been the UnitedHealth Group CEO’s defense of Medicare Advantage plans and “misleading” articles published in the WSJ.
Feds Warn Prediction Markets That Contracts Linked to Crime Are Prohibited – Casino.org
The federal government is reminding online betting exchanges that offering event contracts involving crime remains prohibited.
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Dan Rodricks: Luigi Mangione and where we are now
In February 1992, chicken magnate Frank Perdue received a pie in the face from a protester in a chicken costume during a meeting of the University of Maryland Board of Regents in Baltimore. Perdue was founder, president and CEO of one of the nation’s largest poultry processors. More than that,
Was the UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder Terrorism?
Right now, this murder is not a clear-cut case of terrorism even though it shares several constitutive elements.
Will the jury let Luigi Mangione get away with murder?
To any would-be Mangione nullifiers, it would be far more honorable to just try to get out of jury duty altogether.