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The core problem is that many Americans feel that they pay a lot of money for health insurance, but in some cases, those companies go to extreme lengths to try to deny them coverage. The post Doctor Shocked At Insurance Company’s Audacity: “Do You Understand She Has Breast Cancer?” first…

Online posts, citing a January 10 Newsweek article, claim Newsom cut $101m in fire prevention funding. Is this true?

Understandable. But also kinda funny.

The idea of a Transatlantic Tunnel connecting the US and UK has resurfaced.

Not libel, says the Second Circuit: "the truth is so near to the facts as published that ... no legal harm has been done."

A lawsuit had been previously filed against UnitedHealthCare, accusing it of using a faulty AI tool to deny claims that had already been approved by doctors.

Her best friend took care of her during that hard time instead and grew to loathe the husband. The post Cheating Husband Loses Wife, Demands Her BFF Be A Regular Nanny: “I’ve Abandoned The Children” first appeared on Bored Panda.

State senator who introduced legislation has repeated shared posts on X referencing chemtrails conspiracy theory

A mechanical failure cut short a luxury Antarctic cruise, sparking protests and a hunger strike from passengers demanding full refunds.