More Gas, Less Relief: New England Pays Price for Pipeline Politics "The bad news is that residents of the northeast won’t get the same bang for the lower-price buck due to differences in energy policy decisions made by blue-state politicians."

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"By empowering patients, embracing medical innovation, and accelerating promising tests and treatments, the Trump administration is helping cancer patients, and it has a real opportunity..."

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The No Surprises Act Stopped Surprise Billing. Now Patients and Employers Are Paying in Other Ways "Bring back the rule that arbitrators must favor the market rate unless there’s real evidence it doesn’t fit the case."

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Presidential Pardons Are Not for Sale "Congress must set guardrails that return the pardon to its intended purpose: individual mercy and national healing."

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Flock Isn’t the Only Technology Watching D.C. Residents "The scrutiny of Flock should spark a broader conversation about how D.C. tracks its residents, who has access to that information, and whether these technologies are actually making us safer."

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CMS could soon finalize its latest Medicare drug price negotiation rules. The agency should drop a provision that could discourage innovations that give cancer patients valuable time back. Read my latest in @InsideSourcesDC: dcjournal.com/medicares-drug…

"Americans are demanding change and solutions for an economic and political system that they see benefiting the super rich at their expense. Now it’s time for Congress to respond with an oversight agenda."

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Thomas Jefferson’s Work Didn’t End With the Declaration of Independence "Jefferson argued that the people should hold sway over the governing class, rather than the reverse, which he 'deemed essential to a well-ordered republic.'"

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The Senate Should Pass the James T. Woods Act Now "James Woods should still be here. At the very least, the Senate should make sure the law finally recognizes what was done to him and gives the next family a fighting chance."

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When Consumer Protection Becomes a Weapon Against Speech "The question is whether state attorneys general can turn fraud statutes into tools for interrogating political opponents. A growing number of Republican attorneys general are betting they can."

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We Can’t Kick the Can on Food Affordability "The question policymakers need to ask is: How do we reduce the cost pressures on the U.S. steel can value chain while better incentivizing domestic investment in competitive tinplate?"

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An Aging Population and Larger Service Sector Complicate Monetary Policy "Larger interest rate increases may be needed to reduce demand in the economy and inflation."

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"Can stakeholders can set aside their differences, agree on a shared definition of success, and implement reforms that improve patients’ long-term physical, mental and financial health while allowing their families to remain stable and whole?"

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America Has an Election Trust Problem. Ignoring It Won’t Make It Go Away. "Americans should not have to choose between blindly trusting elections and believing every allegation of wrongdoing. They deserve a third option: confidence grounded in evidence."

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Trump is opening the door to government ownership of private companies, and Democrats are already following suit.

Socialism doesn't become free-market policy just because a Republican does it.

@davidbmcgarry in @InsideSourcesDC: dcjournal.com/zohran-mamdani…

🗳️Affordability is THE issue on voters' minds.

🥫CMI's President Scott Breen explains how steel tariffs raise food costs while giving imported foods a competitive advantage.

📰Smart trade policy can fix this. Read more @InsideSourcesDC

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Trade Policy Comes for the Super Intelligence Force "As we enter the next industrial revolution, the United States must avoid making the same mistake with AI chip and model markets that Britain did many years ago."

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"For all the GOP derision of socialism, the median 2024 voter might not have anticipated the second Trump administration would develop a taste for assuming equity stakes in private businesses."

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"Long gone are the days when airlines hired name chefs and advertised their food as an inducement to fly. Some had dining rooms and others had bars, where the long-haul passenger could belly up and sink a pint or two."

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Regulations Should Reflect When AI Outperforms Doctors "AI will not replace every physician, nor should it. Many medical decisions require capabilities that today’s systems do not possess."

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