6 Charged With Stealing $11 Million From Indiana Taxpayers In Medicaid Fraud Scheme
Stealing from taxpayers is bad enough, but it is especially egregious when it's committed against our most vulnerable citizens
After Pushing Medicaid, New Jersey Fines Businesses Whose Employees Use It
When Democrats say something is about health care, it often isn’t. That’s the lesson of a law the New Jersey Legislature just enacted.
The Minimal Responsibilities And Unintended Consequences Of Medicaid Work Requirements
The Trump administration unveiled a rule implementing the Medicaid work requirements included in last year’s budget reconciliation law.
What Does Newsom’s Wealth Tax Flip-Flop Portend For Single-Payer Health Care?
Will one policy flip-flop beget another? That’s the question facing the governor of the nation’s largest state.
Report Shows Obamacare Fraud Is Worse Than You Think
The improper enrollment outlined in last week’s report argues against spending another $350 billion to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies.
Reject The System That Stole Your Medical Freedom
There is one Constitutional freedom missing that Americans need to reclaim: medical freedom and autonomy.
True Fertility Care Treats The Whole Person, And You Can Help It Expand
Tell federal regulators what families need: care that treats the real causes of infertility, not just the symptoms.
Democrats’ ‘Fix’ For A $5 Trillion Medicare Spending Increase Is The Same Proposals That Caused It
Multiple budget analysts have highlighted an explosion in Medicare spending, so what did Wyden’s white paper propose? More of the same.
The Social Security Crisis Is Even Worse Than We Thought
In avoiding political discomfort for decades, Congress and presidents have set the nation up for an economic and social catastrophe.
The Bill For Medicare Insolvency Is Coming Due, And It’s Not Pretty
The Social Security and Medicare trust funds incurred a net of over $132 billion in losses in 2025 — losses that will only grow.