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But it wasn’t actually a good speech; it was a rant that offered little to the disillusioned, and any boost will be ephemeral. Goldberg What an unexpectedly rousing speech! Good for Biden for going straight at the existential threat Trump poses to American democracy. Yes, he stumbled over his words a few times, but watching the president parry surly Republicans, I felt momentarily less terrified about his re-election campaign. Paul The bar here was low: All Biden had to do was drive home that one candidate’s old and sane is better than another’s old and crazy. With the predictable line “The state of our union is strong and getting stronger,” Biden conveyed he is still capable of vision, conviction and strength. Stack With more than 30,000 dead, a looming famine and unambiguous protests from within his own party, Biden absolutely owed Americans a more direct explanation for his continued support for the onslaught on Gaza. Stephens A forceful, nimble speech that will dispel any lingering doubts about Biden’s nomination. He framed the stakes in the election: democracy or dictatorship, freedom of choice or denial of it, freedom from fear versus indifference to safety. Where has this Joe Biden been hiding these past three years? Wallace-Wells I love that Shawn Fain was there, that he raised his fist in the air and that Biden bragged about having been the first president to stand on a picket line. Jamelle Bouie, Gail Collins, Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg, Pamela Paul and Bret Stephens are Times columnists. Binyamin Appelbaum is a member of the editorial board. Michelle Cottle is a domestic correspondent. Megan K. Stack is a contributing Opinion writer. David Wallace-Wells is an Opinion writer. The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor. We’d like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some tips. And here’s our email: [email protected]. Follow the New York Times Opinion section on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and Threads.More than two weeks after a cyberattack, financially strapped doctors, hospitals and medical providers on Friday sharply criticized UnitedHealth Group’s latest estimate that it would take weeks longer to fully restore a digital network that funnels hundreds of millions of dollars in insurance payments every day. UnitedHealth said that it would be at least two weeks more to test and establish a steady flow of payments for bills that have mounted since hackers effectively shut down Change Healthcare, the nation’s largest billing and payment clearinghouse, on Feb. 21. But desperate providers that have been borrowing money to cover expenses and employee payrolls expressed skepticism at that estimate, worrying that it could be months before the logjam of claims and payments cleared up. “We have nearly a three-week gap in cash flow,” said Brad Larsen, a psychologist and founder of Portland Mental Health & Wellness in Oregon, adding that the group had received only about 10 percent of its expected insurance payments. He said the practice had to borrow $300,000 to meet its first of two payrolls for the month. “It’s not good.” ADVERTISEMENT SKIP ADVERTISEMENT In an apparent move to mollify some providers who had expressed disappointment at United’s earlier remedy of a loan program that offered stopgap payments of as little as $20 a week, the parent company agreed to issue advances. United announced that its insurer, the largest in the United States, would begin advancing payments to hospitals and doctors based on amounts billed before the cyberattack. And given that Change manages one of every three U.S. patient records — amounting to 15 billion transactions a year, the cyberattack affected not only United’s clients but also those of many other insurers. That led UnitedHealth’s executive to recommend that they also offer advances. “To me, that is the quickest way to get money in the hands of providers,” Dirk McMahon, United’s president and chief operating officer, said in an interview. . The depth of the cyberattack, which paralyzed billings and payments from the simplest prescriptions at a drugstore to the most expensive surgeries, has rattled the industry and

government. Some have expressed concerns that the Official Don’t Worry It’s Just Allergies Bee And Flowers T-shirt Apart from…,I will love this worst is far from over, fearing that the ransomware attack compromised patient data. UnitedHealth Group has declined to comment on whether the information of its insured — whether financial or medical or whether through coverage at pharmacies, hospitals or clinics — had been hacked. Its only response has been to say that it is continuing to work with law enforcement agencies on an investigation of the attack. The F.B.I. and U.S. cybersecurity experts have been conducting an inquiry. ADVERTISEMENT SKIP ADVERTISEMENT On March 1, a Bitcoin address connected to the suspected hackers, a group known as AlphV or BlackCat, received a $22 million transaction that some security firms said was probably a ransom payment made by United to the group, according to a news article in Wired. United declined to comment, as did Recorded Future, the security firm that initially spotted the payment. “United has not been forthcoming about what information has been released to the hackers,” said Ed Tilley, a licensed clinical social worker in Charlotte, N.C. Among the information he typically submits for billing on the Change network is a patient’s date of birth and diagnosis. “If my patients’ identifying information has been disclosed, I feel an obligation to

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