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Republicans can challenge Democrats on healthcare reform

Polls show that healthcare is high on the list of voter concerns. Right now, that’s bad news for Republicans. Democrats are running ads accusing Republicans...

Blue state taxpayers are funding red state scholarships — and their governors don’t care

Are Democratic governors playing politics with education? Of course they are. What else explains a governor refusing to join a program that costs his...

Biden’s immigration failures went far beyond the border

President Joe Biden’s record on border security is so bad that his own party members regard it as toxic. Even far-left candidates such as...

Slammed on the brakes to save a life? Your insurance app just penalized you

To a consumer dealing with inflation, the pitch sounds great: download an app, let your insurer track your driving, and watch your premium drop....

It’s time conservatives admit it: Citizens United broke states’ rights

Conservatives have spent years claiming Washington holds too much power. We make this argument about education, land use, energy, healthcare, elections, you name it....

Copy, paste, sue: How class-action lawyers turn morning news into cash

On Nov. 14, 2023, STAT News published an investigation into how a UnitedHealth subsidiary used an algorithm to shape the length of Medicare Advantage...

An ‘Epic’ failure: I paid my hospital bill — then their AI demanded $27,000 more

I paid for my medical care. Then I received $27,000 in bills for services I had already paid for. When I spoke with the hospital...

A MAGA bar is triggering tourists: Why anti-Trump rage doesn’t work in Thailand

In Thailand, even a bar called Trump Tower can trigger the woke Left. In Jomtien, a beach town two hours south of Bangkok, the MAGA-themed...

Your landlord doesn’t care if you hate Trump: The brutal cost of revenge voting

With the imminent midterm election and arrival of mail-in ballots at your house, I implore you to vote for a candidate only if you...

Modern science can reverse heart disease. Washington prefers cheap statins

A quiet algorithmic coup recently reshaped American medicine. The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association released their updated dyslipidemia guidelines. By...
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