Why did people ‘wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half?’ Because of the pre-existing condition provisions in Obamacare.

If the plan, which would hike federal spending $100-120 billion over the next decade, overcomes a ‘furious’ internal debate, it may face an even tougher reception outside the White House.

Republicans may criticize Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for proposing new spending, but the difference between her and most GOP members represents one of degree rather than of kind.

The holidays present a wonderful, idyllic (and idealized) opportunity to gather and reunite with friends and distant loved ones, but can also heighten a sense of isolation.

A new Gallup poll confirms that Americans care more about rising health insurance premiums than coverage of pre-existing condition protections.

On Tuesday, a critical mass of at least 48 MPs filed letters of no confidence in May’s leadership of the Conservative Party.

By defeating the government in the procedural vote last week, the House of Commons put itself, rather than the prime minister and her cabinet, in charge of finding a path forward.

If DC Mayor Muriel Bowser wishes to abide by the D.C. values she campaigned on, she should give up her subsidy and buy health insurance like ordinary residents do.

We don’t need to adopt socialist ‘health care is a human right’ talking points in order to have a better, more efficient, free market system.

The gap between what many British leaders want and what Theresa May could deliver has placed the United Kingdom in the midst of high-stakes political drama with a far-from-certain outcome.

Liberals who claim to support Obamacare’s pre-existing condition ‘protections’ don’t want to pay those higher premiums themselves. Imagine that.

For some of us, the holidays aren’t the only time we encounter people we disagree with. Here’s how to act your age and set politics aside every so often.

As sex abuse runs rampant, how should faithful Catholics deal with bishops who have already deserted their flock by engaging in egregious behavior?

In 2009, the FDA looked the other way on a menthol ban. Now, they’re reconsidering it. Here’s a primer on two potential policy issues at play.

Obamacare uprooted the entire market to address a comparatively small universe of truly uninsurable patients. A better reform would use a more specialized approach.

Moderates assumed that ‘replacing’ Obamacare meant Republican lawmakers had embraced the mantra of universal health coverage, and would maintain most of the benefits.

The left and media assume if you don’t support Obamacare, then you cannot want to protect individuals with pre-existing conditions. False.

The Trump administration is finally making headway on something that should have happened years ago: defined-contribution health insurance.

Trump doesn’t understand that his recent comments do a disservice to retirees and anyone else with savings––like the ones who voted for him.

If the ‘purpose of this regulation’ is to affect pharmaceutical pricing, then confining disclosures only to television advertisements would by definition have a limited impact.