Chris Schrepferman

This is a stunning new statistic from @IQVIA_global: 70% of new prescriptions are initially rejected by private insurers. Many of those prescriptions are eventually approved, but it can take up to a year, and about one-quarter are still ultimately denied.

So far, it is President Trump—and not Pope Leo XIV—who has faced criticism from Roman Catholics in the U.S. and elsewhere over the two men’s public spat on.wsj.com/3OJjdZb

@KennyMcPeek Exactly I been screaming Memorial Day weekend to 4th of July

"Higher education could be a really, really useful transitional institution. Right now, it enables lots of endlessly deferred adolescent behaviors and not enough rigor and not enough clarity about either research or teaching or character formation" nytimes.com/2026/04/09/opi…

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: The rescue of an airman from behind enemy lines in Iran was more than a product of technical mastery. It was also a victory of values, writes @MJ_Koch. on.wsj.com/4csL8FQ

.@TheFP @coldxman reviews Ibram X. Kendi's new book:

In my career defending academic freedom and free speech, I never saw anything become as immediately radioactive as views that ran counter to the narrative on trans issues. Papers were retracted, compelled speech was treated as normal, and people were canceled for saying things that would have sounded like common sense just a few years earlier. It seemed to become a kind of secular blasphemy overnight. And usually, that is a sign that the true believers know, at some level, that they are on shaky ground. @hoovlet

Braylon Mullins vs. Dusty May for the national title Monday night in Mike Woodson's hometown. The Ultimate Hump. #iubb.

Further Ado says adieu in the Blue Grass Stakes! The 11-length win stamped his ticket to the 2026 @KentuckyDerby!

CRAWFORD | One last throw: Mendoza lifts teammates at Indiana Pro Day wdrb.com/sports/iu-spor… via @WDRBNews

Critics say the justices are either lackeys or haters of the president. But the Court’s approach to two big immigration cases suggests they’re guided by the law, writes Jed Rubenfeld. thefp.com/p/trump-will-l…

President Trump’s expected attendance at the Supreme Court arguments on birthright citizenship comes as his relationship with the court is already at a boil. The unprecedented appearance is unlikely to lower the temperature. on.wsj.com/485E6US

The American Heart Association recommends getting protein from plants—rather than meat—and avoiding full-fat dairy. on.wsj.com/4m0X3h6