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Christopher JacobsThe Federalist |
Conservatives become so eager for attention that they continue to engage with corporate media that despise them and their voters.
Sending cash to seniors weeks before an election does nothing to improve Medicare, and it leaves most seniors out entirely.
Given the persistence of eligibility fraud through 2025, CMS should make its reasoning behind last year’s broker reinstatements and this year’s...
Eric Cantor will become the next head of PhRMA, and the two seem made for each other for all the wrong reasons.
Democrats think 'affordability' means trillions of dollars in government spending.
Waltrip’s health update provides yet another reminder that 'safer' doesn’t mean 'safe.'
American kids lag behind those in many other peer nations thanks to the ideology pervading the schools that educate our teachers.
The American people themselves want to have their fiscal cake and eat it too.
The fact that Democrats care so little about uncompensated auto insurance claims means I won't take lessons from them on universal coverage as a way...
Harris plans to campaign with El-Sayed next week. She could explain to him how support for socialized medicine damaged her campaign.
The rebates will only go to unsubsidized enrollees in 30 states.
Despite any hype about its 'Pro' service, its reporters often demonstrate that they don’t have any particular policy chops or expertise.
The exhibits not only fail to discuss Lincoln’s life but also the most important question of all: Why? Why this memorial to this president?
A recent KFF story bemoans the fact that states might not get to use the Medicaid program to engage in more questionable cash grabs.
Events at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix illustrated how the bonds created by sport can help ease the pain of the bad days and heighten the joys of the...
Here are some of the sights from the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
Democrats inflate spending on government programs without anyone noticing and then attack Republicans for 'cuts' when they attempt to scale back these...
El-Sayed's wife's psychiatric practice doesn’t accept Medicare, Medicaid, or any form of private insurance.
The temporary and extralegal bailout that provided billions of dollars in subsidies to insurers cost the program far more than Dems claimed.
I found out firsthand: big conglomerates make profits by keeping the system complicated, bureaucratic, and opaque.
Medigap represents yet another example of how expensive health care gets when it’s “free.”
Once Upon a Time in Space examines humans’ first tentative steps at extended-duration extraplanetary journeys.
The changes could lead to an increase in congressional earmarks, which are associated with higher spending and institutional corruption.
The measure imposes an annual fee (translation: tax) on employers with at least 50 employees receiving health coverage through Medicaid.
The Trump administration unveiled a rule implementing the Medicaid work requirements included in last year’s budget reconciliation law.
As soon as the deadline to keep the wealth tax off the November ballot passed, Newsom undertook a crafty pivot.
The improper enrollment outlined in last week’s report argues against spending another $350 billion-plus to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies.
Without the practical realities the Constitution brought into existence, the principle and vision of the Declaration of Independence might have stood...
At a time when multiple budget analysts have highlighted an explosion in Medicare spending due to the IRA, what did Wyden’s white paper propose?...
College 'name, image, and likeness' deals are seducing young athletes into making rash financial choices with long-term ramifications.
The Social Security and Medicare trust funds incurred a net of over $132 billion in losses in 2025 — losses that will only grow in future years.
Publicly acknowledging his futile efforts to enact single-payer would only highlight the disingenuous promises Newsom made to get elected governor in...
Publicly acknowledging his futile efforts to enact single-payer would only highlight the disingenuous promises Newsom made to get elected governor in...
Democrats should be careful what they wish for in the Golden State. They just might get it.
The law should encourage able adults receiving taxpayer-funded benefits to contribute to the community while advancing their own self-sufficiency, and...
Democrats will support someone — anyone — who will help them defeat Republicans.
From hearings to markups to floor consideration, lawmakers finally appear to be taking measures to crack down on waste, fraud, and abuse.
Democrats will spend the midterms trying to equate 'affordability' with more government spending programs. Conservatives should make the opposite...
'Free and Independent' does a commendable job of explaining the Revolution in a concise display of archival art, documents, and objects.
The IRS notice in my mail represents another piece of evidence suggesting the Trump administration is taking the fight against fraud seriously.
There is an inherent irony for people who scale back on dating to save money: Finding a spouse can provide significant monetary benefits.
Busch's words after his last win now seem eerily prescient: 'You never know when the last one is going to be, so cherish them all — trust me.'
If the right and left agree on reining in hospitals’ abusive tactics, then why hasn’t Congress acted?
Lawmakers focused on their reelection in a few months or years care little about whether the United States faces economic stagnation decades from now.
Will the public sector ever come to grips with the scale of the problem?
Senior citizens don’t deserve to get kicked in the teeth by a percentage-based 'royalty fee' that quite literally adds insult to injury.
It’s time for all states to follow in the steps of Tennessee and scale back their certificate of need programs.
Trying to attack Becerra as a moderate should strike most reasonable individuals as absurd.
The president’s talk of a potential $500 million bailout for Spirit Airlines would deflate conservatives’ spirit at a critical juncture.
When ineligible households receive large bills to repay Obamacare subsidies during next year’s tax filing season, Democrats will undoubtedly object...