The Charlie Gard case in Great Britain is bringing up the debate on whether parents or government officials make the final decisions for their children.
Will Republicans in Congress actually send President Trump a bill to repeal Obamacare? States can and should help end ObamaCare whether Congress does its job, or not.
An ObamaCare program supposedly aimed at promoting high-quality, low-cost care has instead rewarded many hospitals for cutting costs regardless of the quality of their care.
Lee and Cruz Offer Repeal of ObamaCare
Written by Steve Byas
Senators Mike Lee and Ted Cruz are attempting to craft legislation to truly end ObamaCare; however, they have strong opponents — many of whom are fellow Republicans who want to keep the unconstitutional law.
A bill to impose single-payer healthcare on the state of California has been put on hold by state Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, who called it “woefully incomplete.”
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Senators Rand Paul, Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, and Ron Johnson released a statement promising to oppose the GOP healthcare bill.
On Tuesday, pro-life leaders and medical professionals testified before the Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee in support of Senate Bill 145, the Dismemberment Abortion Ban, sponsored by Senators Matt Huffman (R-Lima) and Steve Wilson (R-Maineville).
ObamaCare Death Spiral Continues as Anthem to Leave Exchanges in Several States
Written by Raven Clabough
Yet another health insurance company has announced that it will be leaving the ObamaCare exchanges in two states, citing market uncertainty. This is just the latest announcement in a trend that experts claim will ultimately result in the national collapse of ObamaCare.
In Push for Electronic Health Records, Feds Paid Millions to Ineligible Doctors
Written by Michael Tennant
Under programs designed to encourage physicians to use electronic health records, the federal government doled out over $730 million to ineligible doctors, an audit has found.
Bloomberg News reports that Iowa is the first state to approach a total collapse of ObamaCare, though experts believe it is likely the first of many. But despite the failures resulting from big government’s role in healthcare, the proposed plan to address the collapse, unfortunately, resorts to costly big government solutions rather than constitutional ones. In anticipation of the impending collapse, Iowa lawmakers have asked the Trump administration to cover health insurance for the 72,000 Iowans who are currently covered under the Affordable Care Act.
The White House is preparing a rule change that would allow employers with religious objections to the ObamaCare contraceptive mandate to opt out of it.