John Pryor wrote eloquently about his work as a trauma surgeon in Philadelphia and Iraq. He was killed on Christmas Day near Mosul, where was serving his second tour of duty with an Army surgical unit. My story aired on NPR’s All Things Considered.
Dr. Elizabeth Crowley decided she was spending too much time fighting with insurance companies. So in October, she decided to accept cash only. Find out what happened next, and why Crowley’s patients know her as Dr. Boots.
President-elect Barack Obama has not said who he’ll appoint to lead the FCC under his administration, or what the agency’s priorities will be. But if the people advising him are any indication, high-speed Internet access may be near the top of the list. My story aired on NPR’s Day to Day.
President-elect Barack Obama meets Tuesday in Philadelphia with the National Governors Association. The governors plan to ask Obama for $136 billion in infrastructure funds to stimulate the economy. My story aired on NPR’s Morning Edition.
