A legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act, Halbig v. Burwell, gained momentum and notoriety when a panel of judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit...
At a time when our national labor force participation rate is at a 37-year low, the temptation in American economic policy is to focus on job creation above all things....
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in the Hobby Lobby case, the term “women’s health” has been used repeatedly in reference to one issue alone: reproduction. Sadly, the...
Forty-six percent of respondents in a recent American College of Emergency Physicians survey said they’d seen an increase in emergency room visits in 2014, compared to 23 percent who had...
Enrollment in student loan forgiveness programs has skyrocketed in 2014, up 72 percent from the middle of 2013. These income-based programs cap monthly payments for enrollees and, after a set...
Americans of all political stripes would like to see wage growth, especially among the lowest wage-earners. The difference of opinion, of course, is how to make that happen. Liberals in...
