
A controversial new healthcare initiative, the Luigi Mangione Access to Health Care Act, could soon be up for a vote in California.
Named after Luigi Mangione—the Ivy League graduate accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson—the proposed law aims to prevent insurance companies from delaying or denying doctor-recommended treatments in cases where serious health consequences could result. The words "delay" and "deny" along with the word "depose" were etched into the bullet Mangione used to kill Thompson.