It's been four years, nearly to the day [August 12, 2022], since Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on a party-line vote. The bill accomplished Democrats' longstanding goal of allowin ...
Sixty years ago, renowned psychologist and thinker Abraham Maslow warned about a common cognitive bias in science: "I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat ever ...
A consequential debate over the future of autism care is spreading across state capitals, and it's moving fast. In just the past several months, Colorado enacted sweeping new regulation of applied beh ...
Air ambulance teams train to respond to car accidents on remote highways, cardiac arrests, and children who stop breathing. When the call comes, they go because air medical transport exists to reach ...
New national polling commissioned by the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) shows that independent voters could cause trouble for Republicans at the ballot box this November because of the rest ...
Program creep is a familiar Washington problem. Good ideas, originally intended to solve targeted challenges, expand beyond their original mission, often bringing higher costs and unintended consequen ...
Healthcare has things exactly backwards. Normally, when you spend more money, you expect to get more product, service, or value in some form. But in the U.S. healthcare system, Washington keeps spendi ...
Every August, parents across the country are bracing for the bittersweet. They're loading cars with dorm room essentials, rehearsing goodbyes, and preparing for the particular ache of a house th ...
Sixty-one years ago this week, President Lyndon Johnson signed Medicaid into law with a straightforward promise: no American should be abandoned at the moment they are most vulnerable. This 61st anniv ...
Every year, millions of patients pay their health insurance premiums, trusting their insurer will be there to support them if something happens. What they don't know is that the same company they&rsqu ...