This week, Senator Rob Portman took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal and made a compelling case that the United States faces a debt challenge that, if left ...

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew waded into the “policy” discussion on inversions with a letter to Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp (and other tax-writing leadership on the Hill). I found ...

The president will announce today executive actions to reduce the repayment obligations of student-loan borrowers. According to the New York Times: Mr. Obama’s main action will be to expand on a 2010 law that ...

The Washington Post reports that Obamacare may be suffering from a million cases of payment errors, with hundreds of thousands of overpayments. This is another black mark for the health-care law. The Post ...

Hopes that the March report would deliver blockbuster job creation were disappointed. But the news was not all bad. The top-line job growth — 192,000 — fell a bit below ...

Today the administration announced yet another (longer and broader) delay in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, extending the political patch for President Obama’s broken “if you like your ...

There is absolutely no evidence, and every economist will tell you this, that there is any job-loss related to the Affordable Care Act.  — Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, February 18, 2014 The ...

A new Obama-administration regulation would eliminate popular, low-premium drug plans enjoyed by roughly 14 million American seniors in Medicare’s Part D prescription-drug benefit. During this October’s “open enrollment” period for ...

The administration added an umpteenth delay to the scheduled implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The original timelines of the ACA had the law’s major insurance-market reforms fully phased in ...

Yesterday’s release of the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO’s) Budget and Economic Outlook was no cause for celebration. True, the projected deficit for fiscal year 2014 (October 2013 to September 2014) ...