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One of our top policy projects at UP is requiring price transparencies at all hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and insurance companies so patients actually know what

On July 1, New Jersey became the first state to impose an annual fine on employers who employ workers enrolled in the state’s Medicaid program.

For more than 20 years now the Massachusetts income tax form has included an option for tax filers to voluntarily pay a 5.85% tax rate

We warned yesterday that the White House was pressuring the Republican majority in the House to go small and go home on Reconciliation 3.0. Alas,

Here’s an infuriating scam perpetrated by one of our supposed “nonprofit” hospitals: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered an investigation into a hospital near the

Eight of 10 most valuable and productive companies in the world are here in the USA. Warning: if we don’t dominate AI and build data

Lord what fools the politicians in New York be. Usually a governor tries to lure businesses and jobs into their state. Not New York’s Democratic

The economy and affordability are still issues one and two for American families. The Trump Big Beautiful Bill has helped a lot by saving the

Inflation of 3.5% in June indicates slow progress in hitting the 2% Fed target. We’d like to see Fed Chair Kevin Warsh aim for a

The private Citizen’s Budget Commission has served as a watchdog over New York’s finances for nearly 100 years. Its new report should send shivers down the spines