Archive for July, 2015
Health Spending Growth Moderate in Second Quarter (Maybe)
Janet Napolitano Makes History as University of California Pension Reformer
Medicaid’s Poverty Trap Illustrated
Remembering Alexis de Tocqueville—and Civil Society in Early America
Love Gov: “Too Real”?
Patent Reform Is Not a Left Wing Thing
Is Denial a Good Basis for Abortion Policy?
Harassment Ruled a Protected Union Activity
Will 11 Million Pay Obamacare’s Mandate Penalty?
Standing with Rand? Maybe Take a Seat.
Obamacare Exchange Plans Have 34 Percent Fewer Providers than Non-Exchange Plans
Did 15 Million—Not 6.6 Million—Pay Obamacare’s Mandate Penalty?
The CSA and Symbols: Learning from History
Love, Marriage, and Green Cards
Let’s Hope Arizona’s New Health Law Is Contagious
Government’s Burden on Young Americans
None “Heil” Trump
Ten States Join Interstate Medical Licensure Compact
Cake Politics
Zeke Emanuel Hammers Obamacare Again
Pay Attention to History
Health Jobs Outpace Soft Employment Report
Red Light Cameras: Safety or Revenue?
Oregon Judge Attacks Free Speech in Wake of Obergefell
What Happened to the Midwives? (Hint: Government)
Why Frédéric Bastiat Still Matters

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