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U.S. Supreme Court Considering Second Amendment Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether to strike down a New York City law that prevents residents from transporting firearms outside of their residences.
Oklahoma Mulls Tax Credit to Attract Doctors to Rural Areas
Oklahoma legislators are considering a bill that would allow physicians to claim a $25,000 tax credit if they practice in underserved, rural communities.
Annual Individual Health Care Spending Reaches New High, Report Finds
Average annual health care spending for people with employer-sponsored insurance rose to an all-time high in 2018, according to a recent report.
Harrisburg Nixes Water System Sale, Bucking Trend
Harrisburg is just one of several U.S. cities that considered water utility privatization in 2019, but other municipalities took the step.
Oklahoma Governor Embraces Medicaid Block Grant Proposal
To underscore his commitment to Medicaid block grants, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt joined the Trump administration in Washington D.C for the “Healthy Adult Opportunity” announcement and said his state will be the first to sign up.
CMS Unveils New Trump Administration Policy on Medicaid Block Grants
The Trump administration is moving to give states unprecedented leeway by revamping key sections of Medicaid, the federal health care program for low-income and disabled people.
New Medicare Payment Model to Incentivize At-Home Kidney Dialysis
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is finalizing rules for a mandatory payment model meant to improve kidney care and reduce costs.
Animal Welfare and Economics
Meat is unlikely to be banned until many more Americans first become vegetarians.
Feds Nix Wyoming’s Plan to Regulate Air Ambulances Through Medicaid
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) denied Wyoming’s request to expand Medicaid so it can control the price and distribution of its air ambulance service.
Legal Firearms on College Campuses Don’t Increase Violence, Universities Report
The College Fix, a news website, contacted “multiple public universities in states where campus carry is legal,” and none of those responding reported any increase in gun violence since adopting policies allowing campus carry.
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ACA Quality of Coverage Is Getting Worse
Enrollees in Affordable Care Act (ACA) insurance plans are being buffeted not just by higher premiums but also by a marked decline in the...
Man Dies After Mental Health Care Denied on Obamacare Plan
A man struggling with alcoholism died after trying unsuccessfully for months to find a mental health therapist covered by his Obamacare plan.
An NPR/ProPublica report...
Managerialism Is Destroying Medicine -Commentary
By Aaron Kheriaty, M.D.
Americans are rapidly losing trust in the medical profession.
The percentage of U.S. adults who are confident medical scientists act in the best...
