Harrison Keller was starting only his second year as president of the University of North Texas last fall when he was abruptly confronted with a big problem. Enrollment was down. …
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Health
Healthcare’s Most Avoided Question: “How Much Exactly Do You Need, and What Will America Get in Return?”
American healthcare spending has surpassed $5 trillion annually and continues to rise faster than inflation and wages: hospitals warn of financial distress, primary care says it is underfunded, rural hospitals …
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Antoine Galloway still remembers the moment he was surrounded by seven corrections officers upset over a sexual assault grievance he’d filed against a guard at Clinton Correctional Facility in February …
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Police investigate after a 10-year-old boy shot a baby in St. Louis, Missouri (KSDK). A 10-year-old Missouri boy found a gun under a mattress and fatally shot a 7-month-old baby …
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For years, policymakers, educators and employers have debated whether career pathways — programs that connect high school students to postsecondary education and careers — actually work. We’ve framed the conversation …
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Watered-down drinks, stale service and perpetually disappointing buffets are just a few things that come to mind when picturing the traditional all-inclusive resort. For decades, budget-friendly travelers have been enticed …
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In front of an Orlando crowd, magician Drew Thomas jokes that he knows it’s a cashless society, but asks if anyone in the crowd has a quarter. The master illusionist …
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FILE – Police officers at a crime scene. Photo by Dean Moses Authorities are investigating after two men were shot, one fatally, in two separate incidents in Inwood …
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The flux around CMS Star Ratings continues. Lawsuits from health insurers over Medicare Advantage Star Ratings have increased in recent years, though with varying results. Some plans like SCAN and …
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On Sunday, April 26 at 12 p.m., the Fort Hamilton H.S. Alumni Association will induct the following members into the Shore Road school’s Hall of Fame: Stephen Chan, Class of ’84 …