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Governors, Mayors Ask Congress for More Federal Money
Mayors from across the nation testified before Congress last Friday, asking lawmakers for more federal taxpayer money to help them meet massive budget shortfalls.
The...
Massive Losses of Employer Health Insurance Highlight Need for New Options
Many departing employees decline COBRA because they must pay the entire premium out of their own pockets, which can cost as much as $600 a month for individual coverage.
Profile: ‘CAFE’ Program Provides Free-Enterprise Perspective to University Students
The Colloquium for the Advancement of Free-Enterprise Education at the University of Texas-Dallas teaches students about the foundations and history of the nation's economic system.
Dueling Meta-Studies
Clinical trials do more than inform us whether a drug is effective. They inform us when a drug is effective, in what combinations, in...
Homeschooling Benefits Strike Positive Note During Coronavirus Shutdown
Often parents have no idea how public schools are failing their children. Coronavirus is making parents examine the benefits of homeschooling.
In this time of...
Physicians Still Waiting for Flexibility in Prescribing to Suicidal Patients
After publicly calling attention to the problem eight years, physicians say there has been little to no change in the way insurance companies cover prescription medications for suicidal patients considered in danger of a drug overdose.
COVID-19 Response Sets New Normal for Big Government
During my last visit to the grocery store, the clerk directed me to the hermetically sealed conveyor belt and, grinning proudly, said, “Welcome to the new normal.”
FDA Gives Biosimilars a Boost by Expanding Database
The so-call "Purple Book" is a list of all licensed biologic products and is a reference guide for patients, providers, payers and manufactureres.
Colorado Bills Aim to Improve Medicaid Primary Care Through Telemedicine
Colorado lawmakers are proposing a bill to expand telemedicine in an effort to improve health care access for Medicaid patients.
Lawmakers Go Back to the Drawing Board on Surprise Medical Bills
Under election-year pressure to provide relief to constituents angered by surprise medical bills, lawmakers in both parties are working on proposals that, at the very least, will show they are taking the problem seriously.
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Taxpayers Lose Billions to Government Overlap, Duplication
(The Center Square) – Overlap and duplication cost taxpayers billions of dollars, according to a new report from a Congressional watchdog.
The U.S. Government Accountability...
Another Month, Another Jobs Record: Texas Triples US Job Growth Rate in April
(The Center Square) – Every month, Texas breaks its previous job growth records. April was no different with Texas’ job growth rate tripling the...
Ninth Circuit Court Rejects Youth Climate Lawsuit, Again
A lawsuit filed by a group of 21 youths claiming that U.S. energy policy threatens a constitutional right to a stable climate has been dismissed for lack of standing by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
