Recently, Wendell Potter, a former health insurance executive who left the industry in 2008 and now advocates for a government-run health care system, made waves in Utah media. Since departing from the industry, Mr. Potter has been a “Johnny One-Note,” insisting that the government should ...

Imagine you had a former colleague who, after leaving your company, falsely accused your company and many of your co-workers of corrupt and even criminal behavior. What if this person were viewed as so untrustworthy and erratic that the CEO once labeled them as “crazy” — and now this ...

The phones in Washington, D.C., can’t keep up! Americans are flooding their senators with calls, many about Trump’s troubling Cabinet nominees. The Senate call volume is up from a “few dozen calls per minute” to “more than 1,500.” People generally don’t call to say, “Please ...

The deaths and injuries caused by the fires in California and by the airplane crashes in Pennsylvania and D.C. were so tragic. Unexpected deaths are extremely hard to cope with, but separation of any kind is hurtful. Broken marriages, religious differences, disagreements between parents and ...

As we watch the gradual confirmations of Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees, I have growing concerns over the very distinct party splits in how they are being voted for. Are the qualifications of the nominees being thoroughly considered, or is this process being used as an opportunity to declare ...

I have spoken to many people who are excited about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s promises to improve the safety of our food and to promote the health and wellness of our country. These are certainly worthy goals and something that most everyone can agree on. If RFK Jr. is confirmed as the secretary ...