Federal Regulations Cost $1.8 Trillion a Year
Much, much, much higher than the administration claims
Obamacare
Four Things Government Could Do to Ease Poverty
Anti-poverty spending has soared while poverty rates have held steady. It's time to try something new.
Three-Quarters of Hospitals Not Interested in ObamaCare's Health Networks
Study shows most aren't developing the Accountable Care Organizations the program needs
'We Won in Our Effort to Preserve the Constitution'
Legal scholar Randy Barnett on why the Supreme Court ObamaCare decision isn't as bad as you think
The Democrats' Fake Freedoms
The president's party can't seem to distinguish between defending rights and soliciting subsidies.
ObamaCare Tax Credits Will Create Mess for IRS
Former IRS commissioner testifies about potential problems
Romney Wouldn't Get Rid of All of ObamaCare
Would want to make sure people with pre-existing conditions could still get coverage
Alabama Medicaid Faces Deep Cuts If Voters Reject Bailout
Like many such programs around the country, it's teetering on the edge of collapse
Obama, Democrats, and the Media: You Can't Handle the 'Truth'
The country's political class frets that Americans don't understand how good this president has been.
Missouri Voters To Get Clear Choice on Blocking Obamacare Exchanges
The Attorney General turned away an attempt to muddy the ballot language
No Ding to Credit Ratings for Refusing Obamacare
Moody's says there's no credit risk in turning down Medicaid expansion
2016: Obama's America
Dinesh D'Souza makes a powerful but ultimately unpersuasive case against the president.
Obamacare Language Delays Missouri Ballots
Squabble over wording runs up against a printing deadline
Big-Government Ratchet Turns Another Click
Soon, Obamacare II could limit how much you spend on health care.
Obamacare Flexibility Demanded
Governors want to see options before considering Medicaid expansion
Aetna Purchasing Coventry in $5.7 Billion Deal, Expanding Medicare/Medicaid Business
Even more consolidation is expected in the insurance industry as ObamaCare comes into effect
Few Obamacare Waivers for Colorado Businesses
Firms may be too overwhelmed by the overall program to apply
States Raise Barriers to Medicaid Eligibility
To control costs and fend off federal intrusion, requirements become tougher to meet
Poor Hospitals Hit Hardest By New ObamaCare Rule, Analysis Shows; You Have to Pass It to Know What's In It
And it gets worse for those hospitals with a lot of undocumented immigrants as patients too
Study: Hospitals Serving Poor Hit Hardest by ACA Medicare Reductions
Most hospitals will face Medicare reimbursement reductions for re-admitting some patients within 30 days of discharge under a new ObamaCare rule coming into effect
Texas Likes Those Medicaid Bucks After All
Governor Perry's Planned Parenthood plans rely on Medicaid expansion
Georgia Faces Tough Medicaid Cuts
Even before Obamacare kicks in, health system costs are unsustainable
Medicaid Unaffordable for West Virginia
The current system is bankrupting the state, putting federal-led expansion off the table
Get Ready for Obamacare Taxes
High-income earners and those affected by a plague of small taxes will start paying net year
States May Expand Medicaid Now, Cut Later
Federal agency says it's OK to cut back when the federal subsidy is slashed
Proposed Salaries for Colorado Health Exchange Exceed $3 Million
$3 million a year to employ 24 top men. The communications director would get paid just $7,200 less than the White House's communications director.
Persuasive Arguments Against Obamacare Keep Coming
Papa John's CEO has said that the President's landmark legislation will see the price of his pizzas rise.
Memphis Anticipates Worsening Doc Shortage Under ACA
Federal law expected to drive demand even as physician numbers fall short
One in Three Docs Refuse Medicaid Patients
Government's scheme to expand coverage runs up against shortage of physicians willing to accept low payment
The Health-Care Spending Claim That Made Obamacare Possible Was a Lie
Health care costs were slowing before the passage of Obamacare.
Feds: Private Companies Shouldn't Be Able to Sue Over Contraceptive Mandate
Justice Department argues private companies objecting to mandate on religious grounds impose their religious beliefs on employees.
