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  • Frustration with our healthcare justified; killing CEOs is not

    Boston Herald, Syndicated content|Dec 18, 2024

    Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is being hailed by many as a hero. There’s something profoundly wrong with that. From the time of Thompson’s murder on a Manhattan street caught in surveillance camera photos, to snippets of Mangione’s alleged movements while on the run, online praise for Mangione has run neck and neck with vitriol for health insurers. Google removed a flood of negative McDonald’s reviews after a fast-food employee in an Altoona, Pa., location reported Mangione to police and he was arr...

  • Basketball legend a prolific winner and societal leader

    Boston Herald, Syndicated content|Aug 3, 2022

    Celtics legend Bill Russell, on the Mount Rushmore of Boston sports with a whopping 11 titles as a player and two championships as the first Black head coach in North American pro sports, died on Sunday. He was 88. His Twitter account on Sunday read: “Bill Russell, the most prolific winner in American sports history, passed away peacefully today at age 88, with his wife, Jeannine, by his side.” His iconic accolades include a record 11 NBA championships and five MVP awards. In addition to all his winning on the court, Russell was being rem...