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When I visited him in the hospital after the attack, he was ailing. Diabetic, deaf and almost sightless--yet he was, in his way, full of life. For years afterward, he held salons at which he encouraged people to discuss literature and world events. "I feel no hatred," he told...
Eathorne's situation is a dark side of an oil boom that has otherwise re-energized the state's economy. Last year, as energy companies swarmed the state, Wyoming produced nearly double the natural gas it did 10 years ago. Even its production of oil, which had been ebbing, is...
The monitoring trend could get even more Orwellian. In Thompson v. Johnson County Community College in Oklahoma, the court held that employees had no expectation of privacy in a locker room because the room had pipes that required occasional maintenance. (The need to service the pipes was enough for the...
Suicide attempts are often sent home after two days, with no follow-up care. Primary care doctors - if you can find one - are handing out the usual Paxil and Zoloft, but bipolar patients or schizophrenics are hard-pressed to find someone to write up stronger medication. By some estimates, only...
Also, according to the report, Atlanta did a better job than some cities at managing the influx by setting up "megacenters" that combined FEMA, housing, hospital referral and medical services in centralized locations. The city's expanse of shelter space and existing plans to house natural disaster victims in them...