In the wake of the attacks, prominent right-wing social media commentators and conspiracy theorists were quick to falsely lay blame at the feet of Democrats.

The new filing from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office is a response to a motion filed last month by Mangione’s defense ...

UnitedHealth investors on Monday approved a pay package that includes $60 million in stock to its new CEO – even as the company is plagued by financial losses, reported criminal fraud accusations and ...

The company and other insurers have faced backlash from patients who say they were denied necessary care and providers say ...

This is the online version of STAT’s email newsletter ... The past month has been a disastrous chain of events for UnitedHealth Group — which up until recently was a beloved stock on Wall ...

the CEO of its UnitedHealthcare medical insurance subsidiary. The arrest of alleged killer Luigi Mangione a week later caused a macabre online glorification and more than $1 million in donations ...

UnitedHealth Group stock was sliding again ... reports over the past year or so from the Wall Street Journal and online health care news outlet STAT are among the exhibits cited by shareholders ...

setting off a cascade of resentment and online vitriol toward U.S. health insurers while rattling corporate executives concerned about security. UnitedHealth cut its 2025 forecast last month ...

setting off a cascade of resentment and online vitriol toward U.S. health insurers while rattling corporate executives concerned about security. UnitedHealth cut its 2025 forecast last month ...

The case has captured the American imagination, setting off a cascade of resentment and online vitriol toward U.S. health insurers while rattling corporate executives concerned about security.

A UnitedHealth spokesperson declined to comment ... pervasive that some people view Mangione as a vigilante folk hero. An online fundraiser for his legal costs has raised more than $1 million.

setting off a cascade of resentment and online vitriol toward U.S. health insurers while rattling corporate executives concerned about security. UnitedHealth cut its 2025 forecast last month ...