Best Doctors founders bring knowledge to hopeful patients
Greg Smith and Steve Naifeh built Best Doctors from a personal fight with aggressive brain cancer into a worldwide information resource. Their work, highlighted by a 60 Minutes segment, guides thousands seeking clear options and realistic odds, offering empowerment over fear through up-to-date medical data.
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Greg Smith
Smith
Steve Naifeh
Naifeh
60 Minutes
Lourdes
Godspeed
Cloning Drivers and the Four-Arm Driving Debate
As cloning discussions rise, experts suggest clones behind the wheel may need four arms to drive, sip a can, and talk on a phone. Officials warn autos evolving into moving offices create new distractions, with driver inattention already a leading factor in accidents. Government backs research on in-vehicle devices rather than outright bans, awaiting better data to guide any future rules.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Clinton Attacks on Today Show Trigger Wide Conspiracy Claims
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton attacked a vast right wing conspiracy on the Today Show, naming Falwell Helms Faircloth and suggesting Starr Sentelle as conspirators. The piece links these claims to a broader history of political attacks, noting Democratic actions and legal shifts shaping the Clinton era and media scrutiny.
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Hilary Rodham Clinton
Today Show
Jerry Falwell
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Lauch Faircloth
Kenneth Starr
David Sentelle
Cabal
Clinton
Congress
Independent Counsel
Michigan
Sen
Carl Levin
Bill Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Lewinsky
Vernon Jordan
Ted Olsen
Jones
White House
Linda Tripp
Pentagon
Robert Bennett
Tripp
Bennett
Living the truth in everyday conduct, a pastor reflects
Aiken's First Baptist Church pastor argues truth matters more than talk. He recalls a college football recruit who boasted of lies and boasts about his blocking, then links honesty to moral law and faithful action. He warns against gossip, labeling, and silent complicity. The essay urges living truthfully as witness.
Letters defend horse care and critique video poker politics
A reader defends rescuing an aging horse, stressing care and openness to visitors at a stable with 20 ponies. The letter also critiques Gov. Beasley and Sen. Ryberg over video poker, urging taxpayers to ask questions about bans and tax impacts in South Carolina and linking welfare funding to potential changes.
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David Beasley
Greg Ryberg
Charlie Condon
South Carolina
Lasso
Gov. Beasley
Georgia
Annette Jones Aiken
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