This source from ProPublica investigates how UnitedHealth Group, a major health insurer, uses tactics to limit coverage for mental health care, potentially impacting vulnerable patients. The article highlights that United previously used an algorithmic system, deemed illegal in three states, to identify patients receiving "too much" therapy and restrict their coverage. Despite regulatory actions in some areas, the company continues similar practices through a renamed program, capitalizing on the patchwork of state and federal oversight which makes comprehensive regulation difficult.

Over the weekend, the Trump campaign held a bizarre press conference in Philadelphia. Trump initially tweeted that it would be at Four Seasons Philadelphia—as in, the luxury hotel—but this tweet was quickly deleted after the hotel tweeted that it was not taking place there. The press event was actually held at a local landscaping business called Four Seasons Total Landscaping, located in a remote area of the city between the Fantasy Island Adult Bookstore and a crematorium.

Kris and Paul met in 1993 and eventually became one of the first couples in the world with Down syndrome to get married

Trump promised this father of a son lost to opioid overdose that if elected, he would help solve the opiod problem.

Yikes, this is very persuasive.

Tim Pool describes how we are being manipulate by organizations using social media tools.