The consequences of America’s doctor shortage fall hardest on the patients with the fewest resources to absorb them.
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FREOPP’s approach is unapologetically market-oriented, but it is not indifferent to the real, everyday pain families are feeling.
Testimony for the U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions.
The sense of community and civic involvement that helped define America has begun to wane and risks being lost altogether.
What the first prior-authorization disclosures reveal about wrongful denials in Medicare Advantage—and what they still conceal.
Today's child protection requires modern tools to better support the people carrying the weight of it.
States can improve the affordability and quality of higher ed through earnings-based funding, Pell grants, and reducing barriers to new schools.
The housing shortage is a case study of unfortunate regulatory success, not failure: a ruthlessly effective system doing what it was designed to do.