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Telehealth can facilitate access to care, reduce risk for transmission of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes coronavirus disease 2019 [COVID-19]), conserve scarce medical supplies, and reduce strain on health care [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo Recently released cellphone videos showing two Gwinnett County police officers hitting a man in the face and kicking him in the head while handcuffed set off [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo On behalf of our state law enforcement officials who 'wear the vest,' thanks are due Gov. Nathan Deal for taking a large step in the right [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo A critical, but eminently solvable, problem facing policing agencies today is lack of trust between the police and the community, especially in minority communities where the [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo Use of force by a law enforcement official, where fatalities or serious injuries occur, has been the focus of disharmony throughout our country for decades. A [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo The Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, with a collective membership of over 1,200 chief executives and command staff of law enforcement agencies throughout the state, [...]

Byline: Frank V. Rotondo Georgia is a diverse and ever-changing state. As a result, it is impossible to have a uniform, one-size-fits-all policy governing police vehicle pursuits. Nevertheless, the Georgia [...]

***** CORRECTION: CORRECTION The Journal incorrectly reported yesterday that North Carolina ranked 17th among states in the number of unhealthy smog days reported last year. It ranked seventh. ***** The [...]

The seven largemouth bass and channel catfish lay lifeless on the cold stainless steel table. Caught months ago in the Pee Dee River in southeastern North Carolina, the thawed fish [...]

AUTHORS: Nancy A. Ellerbroek, Frank V. Fossella, Tyvin A. Rich, Jaffer A. Ajani, Ritsuko Komaki, Jack A. Roth and Paul Y. Holoye. University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center at [...]

Letters are presented from readers responding to articles previously published in 2013 including "America's Baby Bust" by Jonathan Last from the February 2 issue, "Chuck Hagel's Defenseless Performance" by Dorothy Rabinowitz from the February 4 issue, and "The Plan to Save Catholic Schools" by Cardinal Timothy Dolan from the February 1 issue.

This article discusses a process of switching to performance pricing. It instructs companies to identify value opportunities in every product, service and benefit. It also advises to set priorities by selecting products to be developed further. In addition, the article suggests to establish higher prices customers are willing to pay and to constantly communicate with customers about their needs.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Laity Must Not Purify Vessels," in the November 3, 2006 issue, "Planned Documents Take on Hot-Button Topics," in the November 3, 2006 issue, and "Free Tuition: A Socioeconomic Sign of Peace," by Tom Beaudoin in the November 3, 2006 issue.

Presents several correspondences about the articles previously published on the 'National Catholic Reporter' in the U.S. Allegations of liturgical abuses to the Vatican document; Prison ministry of a Delegation of Kentucky Catholics; Respect for the Dalai Lama.