Stan Dorn, Matthew Buettgens, John Holahan, and Caitlin Carroll
March 1, 2013
This policy study from the Urban Institute joins the nationwide debate whether to expand Medicaid eligibility to cover adults with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL).
Amidst all the other scandals capturing Washington’s attention at this moment, the forgotten one is also one of the most obviously egregious: Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
Health policy economists are puzzled by a persistent slowdown in the growth of health care spending that seems to have started in mid-2005, and accelerated since then.
President Obama tells us in the Overview to his Fiscal Year 2014 Budget just released last week that his budget proposes, “more than $2 in spending cuts for every $1 of new revenue from closing tax
Taco Bell®, long a young person’s favorite place for inexpensive and tasty late-night snacks and likely an occasional target of late-night robberies, now finds itself on the wrong end of a lawsuit...
Peer-Reviewed Study Finds CO2 Not Responsible for Recent Warming
Polar Sea Ice Exceeds the Long-Term Average
North Carolina Sixth Grader Refuses Common Core Tests
Massachusetts Granted a “Grace Period” for Obamacare Implementation
Don’t Ignore the Sebelius Scandal
Vast New Government Coding System: Did That Turtle Hit You or Bite You?