Healthcare Exec murdered: Are companies making executives too easy to find? Today’s confession from Luigi Mangione, "the UnitedHealthcare shooter", talking about WHY he executed his target and HOW he found out where he would be, immediately made me think of something my recent *Vegas Crime Files* guest said about Executive Protection. "Social media is a stalker’s dream. Get your executives' faces off your website!" Retired LVMPD Sgt. Tom Page spent 25 years with Metro

I am a child of divorce, although in my case my parents' divorce was not contentious and custody was never in dispute. Divorce does affect you in all kinds of ways, for the rest of your life, as any child of divorce can attest. One thing that almost always happens is that one parent starts playing the “fun parent,” because both know their time with you is limited. Real parenting, the hard kind, usually goes out the window, since you're just basically visiting two houses, and

A few years ago, companies were tripping over themselves to send employees home.“Stay safe.”“Work remotely.”“We’re all in this together.” These days remote workers are being treated like they’re running an underground criminal enterprise because they threw a load of towels in the washing machine between Zoom calls. The corporate whiplash is fascinating. I do believe businesses have the right to call it anyway they want to, but during the pandemic, millions of employees proved