Healthcare has one recurring diagnosis when it comes to software: the people who see the problem most clearly are almost never the ones allowed to fix it. A front-desk lead …
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Share copy link Inset: Christianne Stephens (Pinellas County Jail via WTVT). Background: Apartment in the 1900 block of Cleveland Street in Clearwater, Florida, where Stephens allegedly hit her boyfriend with …
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Education
Merging school districts was supposed to save taxpayers money. It didn’t, a 20-year study in Arkansas found
When Mike Huckabee was the Arkansas governor in 2004, he wanted government to be more efficient. He signed a law to shut down tiny school districts with fewer than 350 …
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For avid adventurers, the only true north is the Arctic. Just as the North Star guided centuries of old-world explorers, the untamed, icy wilderness of the Arctic continues to beckon …
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On Oct. 1, SB 484 required each of Florida’s investor-owned utilities to file a tariff for its largest customers. The law’s core is two sentences. The rules must reasonably ensure …
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Talks about the New York Jets taking steps forward despite a 1-2 start were greatly exaggerated, and it became abundantly clear that this is Aaron Glenn’s same old mess as …
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Addressing fraud, waste and abuse in healthcare has been a major focus of the Trump Administration, particularly with the creation of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. Last …
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New York City
‘But I’m Not From Ghana’: ICE Targets Longtime New Yorkers for Third-Country Deportation
A house cleaner, a certified nurse’s assistant, a hair braider and a home health aid. These are some of the women who have been called into 26 Federal Plaza in …
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Insets, from left: Joseph Traylor (Caldwell County Jail) and Terry Traylor (Morgan”s Funeral Home). Background: The 300 block of Beverly Lane in Princeton, Kentucky, where Traylor killed his son Terry …
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Education
OPINION: Higher education has a trust problem, and families are right to demand transparency and candor
This opinion piece is the first in a series on trust and transparency in higher education. Higher education runs on trust. A family commits four years and a significant sum …