The South Korean Rugby Union on Monday apologized for playing the protest song “Glory to Hong Kong” instead of the Chinese Communist anthem at the men’s finals match in Incheon on Sunday.
Hong Kong’s Legislative Council, commonly known as LegCo, on Thursday suspended debate on a controversial bill that would criminalize disrespect of the Chinese Communist national anthem after pro-democracy legislator Ted Hui threw a rotten plant at the seat of LegCo President Andrew Leung.
South Korea’s National Assembly held a hearing on Thursday to discuss the possibility of replacing the national anthem, “Aegukga,” on the grounds that it was written by a composer who supported Japan during its occupation of Korea in the first half of the 20th Century.
The government of Hong Kong is considering a bill that would criminalize disrespect for the Chinese national anthem, reports revealed Wednesday.
American health insurance giant Anthem announced on Monday that it will exit the Obamacare exchange in Nevada and will stop offering plans in roughly half of Georgia’s counties next year.
A man witnessing a rabid bobcat attacking a dog in front of a country club in Arizona decided to take matters into his own hands by fighting the bobcat to save the dog, according to a video of the incident.
Anthem announced they will stop selling insurance in all but three Nevada counties on the state’s Obamacare exchanges.
Anthem Inc. appears likely to withdraw from a significant portion of Obamacare exchanges in 2018, a crucial time for Obamacare’s survival.
Whoever wins the White House in 2016 will have the pleasure of dealing with an ObamaCare crisis that The Hill describes as an impending “meltdown,” although we already had a perfectly good name for it: the ObamaCare Death Spiral.
Contents: UnitedHealth warns of end to its Obamacare business; Obamacare versus Nixon’s price controls; New York Times: Obamacare’s high deductibles make insurance all but useless
Obamacare was sold to the American public as an opportunity to save $2,500 a year for a family of four. But each family member enrolled in Covered California for 2016 can look forward to paying another $384 in Northern California and $296 in Southern California.
A number of Hollywood guilds have reached out to members to notify them that their personal information may have been stolen in the recent data breach attack on Anthem.
One of the largest data breaches in history was revealed Wednesday, as health insurance giant Anthem Inc. acknowledged its computer system was violated starting on December 10. The company noticed the breach on January 27 and verified it two days later.
America’s second-largest health insurer, Anthem, is continuing to sign up Obamacare customers even as the company admitted late Wednesday it suffered what may be the largest healthcare industry hack attack of 80 million of its customers and employees.
