TaxBytes

The 2,700-page health care bill passed last March is filled with efforts to micromanage the health care system.

When the Los Angeles Times can report that California welfare recipients withdrew $1.

If you have even a moderate-sized estate or business, and you are callous enough to want to leave a financial legacy to your children, you have three months to die.

Since when did Washington become so enamored with temporary tax cuts? “Temporary” seems to be all the buzz these days, even though there’s zero evidence that temporary tax cuts work.

Heath and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is striking back at health insurers who aren't getting on board with ObamaCare.

President Obama is out this week with three proposals for stimulating—oops, forgot we weren't supposed to use that word—for creating jobs.

President Lyndon Johnson’s “War on Poverty” taught us what happens when well-meaning (to give them benefit of the doubt) politicians and bureaucrats create a welfare system that rewards those who shun work, while punishing those who try to take responsibility for themselves.

Hardly a day goes by without a story in some newspaper discussing some state’s dire financial straits.

The Rev.

Last week the Obama administration finally released the Medicare Trustees’ report on the financial status of Medicare, and Democrats immediately gloated how ObamaCare enhances Medicare’s financial position.