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U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Agrees: Obamacare Individual Mandate is Unconstitutional
Healthcare

U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Agrees: Obamacare Individual Mandate is Unconstitutional

December 19, 2019 Elizabeth Wright

No one who purchases health insurance in an Obamacare exchange will lose their health insurance.

The Role of Facial Recognition for Law Enforcement
National Security, Technology, Telecommunications

The Role of Facial Recognition for Law Enforcement

December 17, 2019 Deborah Collier

As facial recognition becomes widespread, the technology is raising concerns about privacy and security. 

Trump Administration Announces Phase One of Trade Deal With China
Agriculture, Energy, Intellectual Property, International

Trump Administration Announces Phase One of Trade Deal With China

December 16, 2019 ajohnson

The U.S. and China confirmed completion of a first phase for an agreement to address trade concerns.

McKinsey Consultant Pete Buttigieg Was Right on USPS's High Labor Costs
Postal Service, USPS

McKinsey Consultant Pete Buttigieg Was Right on USPS’s High Labor Costs

December 14, 2019 Leslie Paige

As a consultant for McKinsey, Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg helped write a report examining USPS’s high labor costs.   

USMCA Steps Back on Intellectual Property Protection
Commerce, Healthcare, Intellectual Property, International

USMCA Steps Back on Intellectual Property Protection

December 13, 2019 Elizabeth Wright

The administration and Congress should support IP protection in trade deals that respect and adhere as closely as possible to U.S. laws.

Healthcare

Let’s Not Import Bad Ideas Like International Price Indexing

December 11, 2019 Elizabeth Wright

How long do you think television companies would stay in business if the government told them to charge $200 for a TV even though the TV costs $250 to manufacture?  Not very long, but that is exactly what the socialists in Congress want to do with prescription drugs. They want to use “international price indexing” […]

Healthcare, PBM, PBMs, Pharmacy Benefits Manager, Taxes

Congress can Prevent Taxpayers from Getting Hit with Health Insurance Tax

December 10, 2019 Peter Klensch

With only a couple weeks left on the 2019 legislative calendar and much of the air on Capitol Hill being consumed by impeachment, Congress is missing out on a painless bipartisan victory that could save taxpayers hundreds of dollars in health insurance premiums. The Health Insurance Tax (HIT), a product of the Affordable Care Act, […]

Healthcare, Biopharmaceuticals, Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare/aid, Pharmaceuticals

CBO Releases the “Savings” Expected from Speaker Pelosi’s Drug Pricing Bill

December 7, 2019 Elizabeth Wright

H.R. 3 exerts so much government authority over the pharmaceutical industry.

Appropriations, Transportation

Congress Should not Specify Advanced Technology for Aviation Safety and Efficiency

December 7, 2019 ajohnson

Congress should not pick winners and losers in FAA’s bid to improve safety and efficiency. 

New USDA Rule Will Help Reduce SNAP Abuse and Encourage Work
Agriculture, Budget, General Waste, Oversight

New USDA Rule Will Help Reduce SNAP Abuse and Encourage Work

December 5, 2019 Leslie Paige

The program today has little meaningful oversight and is persistently susceptible to fraud.

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