I have my own story. I shared it after the insurer had launched its cruel “Delay Deny Defend” strategy to avoid covering my husband’s cancer treatment.
Op-Eds
Cal Thomas: Pardoning the unpardonable
Media reports say President Biden is about to issue a slew of blanket pre-emptive pardons for people associated with his administration to thwart any “revenge” the incoming Trump administration might take against them.
Rich Lowry: Trump’s strong start
The conditions favor him in a way they decidedly didn’t eight years ago.
Lisa M. DeSisto: I’ll never stop cheering for journalism in Maine
I’m stepping down from my position knowing this organization’s leadership team is as strong as it has ever been.
Elliott Epstein: What are Susan Collins’ priorities when it comes to Trump?
We need her to put her own political career on the line for the good of the country.
Austin Bay: 2024 repeats 1914: China’s Baltic Sea cable-cutters reprise WWI ‘hacking’ attacks
Mid-ocean, cables lie deep on the seabed. But as the cables approach shore, the sea becomes shallower and ship traffic increases. This makes “landing stations” targets for sea hacking.
Cal Thomas: The Hunter Biden pardon
President Biden’s pardon of his son will contribute to the growing cynicism many have about politics, politicians and Washington.
Dave Griffiths: This and That: Give seniors a break
With all this AI stuff going on, why can’t they program a car to honk when it sees you walking by? Nothing blaring, just a nice sweet little beep.
Rich Lowry: The end of a scam
No one should have believed Joe Biden’s flagrant lie that he wouldn’t pardon his son Hunter for his tax and gun crimes and other potential wrongdoing.
Froma Harrop: Don’t want green energy jobs? We’ll take them
President Biden’s various legislative accomplishments have unlocked an estimated $1 trillion for green energy technologies and the factories needed to build them.