Medicare's Home Health Program Needs a Long-term Plan
While the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has taken some steps recently to work with home health stakeholders to address steep cuts to the benefit, a long-term policy solution is needed to make home health sustainable for our aging society.
A Better Way to Judge Mergers: Do Consumers Benefit?
The proposed acquisition of Kenvue by Kimberly-Clark, headquartered in Irving, is a useful reminder of how markets and economic freedom work to benefit consumers.
The Free-Market Case for a Hollywood Merger
Those of us who believe that markets deliver the best combination of choice and value to consumers should welcome a potential combination of Paramount Skydance with Warner Bros.
Medicare's Payment System Is Broken, and it Hurts Doctors and Patients
Medicare drastically underpays independent physicians for the care they provide. According to data from the American Medical Association, payments to physicians through the MPFS have been on a slow and steady decline for decades.
Feds Waste Billions Keeping Ancient Tech on Life Support
Think your taxes go toward military innovation? Think again. Most of the budget is spent on maintaining decades-old systems that are vulnerable to attack.
Want a Recession? Kill this Business Deduction and Wait
Lawmakers in Congress — especially Republicans who support free enterprise and pro-growth tax reform that spurs economic growth — should focus on restoring and making permanent the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s tax cuts without jeopardizing the benefits that the C-SALT deduction provides for American businesses of all sizes.
WiFi Is Winning--So Why Is Congress Stuck in the 1990s?
Spectrum policy might sound boring — but this one move by Congress could reshape the internet, hurt competition, and make your Wi-Fi worse. Here’s what you need to know.
As the DOJ Takes Shape, Housing Must Be Front and Center
The Trump administration can make housing more affordable by cutting regulations and civil rights investigations.
If Congress Doesn't Work Better, Our Self-Government Is at Stake
The most important thing the Republican majority in Congress can do to restore confidence in government is return to regular order.
My List of Democrats' Biggest Lies of 2024. Do You agree?
Lies that could have broad political, financial and international implications required Biden’s closest aides and supporters to perpetuate them and the mainstream media to largely ignore them.

