Susan Campbell
Freelance Columnist at Hearst Connecticut Media Group
Freelance Columnist at Connecticut Post
Author of "Frog Hollow: Stories from an American Neighborhood,” "Tempest-Tossed" & "Dating Jesus.” Follow me to Substack: https://t.co/UiO5MPDO2N
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3 days ago |
kold.com | Susan Campbell
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Artificial intelligence won’t have the final say in your health care. On Wednesday, Gov. Katie Hobbs held a private signing ceremony for a new state law that will require a person to oversee medical insurance denials. “Governor Hobbs was proud to sign HB 2175, which will require healthcare claims denied on the basis of medical necessity to be reviewed by a licensed professional.
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5 days ago |
newstimes.com | Susan Campbell
Former Connecticut Gov. John G. Rowland is back in the news after the King of Chaos added his name to the growing list of pardoned white-collar criminals. As governor, Rowland abused his political power to enrich himself, both monetarily and with improvements on a weekend home at Bantam Lake (which was later sold at a pretty profit).
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5 days ago |
azfamily.com | Gary Harper |Susan Campbell
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Artificial intelligence feels like it’s everywhere. It’s in so much of the technology we use every day, and people are even finding friendships and relationships with AI companions. But those connections could come at cost. On this episode, we’re talking with Robbie Torney, the senior director of AI programs at Common Sense Media. We’ll talk about how some of these AI companions work and the warning parents need to know.
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1 week ago |
greenwichtime.com | Susan Campbell
For me, it was the red-faced priest who stood in front of his battered church, telling whoever would listen the story of riding out the worst tornado on record in a bathtub. Or it was standing in line on a blasted street with volunteers, waiting to get a tetanus shot with my sister-in-law. But it was probably the door I knocked to deliver donated food, only to find behind it a young woman I’d known when she was a little girl riding on my church’s bus.
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1 week ago |
ctpost.com | Susan Campbell
A home damaged by the 2011 tornado in Joplin, Mo.Susan Campbell/Contributed photoFor me, it was the red-faced priest who stood in front of his battered church, telling whoever would listen the story of riding out the worst tornado on record in a bathtub. Or it was standing in line on a blasted street with volunteers, waiting to get a tetanus shot with my sister-in-law.
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