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View from abroad: In Defense of France's Burkini Ban Iain Martin, editor of the British free-market journal Reaction, says his initial response to France's make an effort to ban burkinis on its beaches was "that of each and every good liberal sap: Wear what you like." But on reflection, he...

On Inauguration Day, the following president of the United States should suspend the penalty to be uninsured under ObamaCare. President Obama promised his law provides a range of affordable health plans. In 2021, consumers will get neither choice nor affordability. In nearly a third of the nation, only one insurer...

For years, ObamaCare supporters have been telling critics from the law to seal up and fall in line. Now, they're urging them to come to its rescue. A major factor of President Obama's domestic legacy is sputtering badly that the law's boosters are admitting the authorities must do more to...

Once was a shock. Twice was an outrage. Thrice is really a nightmare that will not end. Over yesteryear 3 years, my family's private, individual health-insurance plan - a high-deductible Preferred Provider Organization - continues to be canceled three times. Our first death notice, from Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield,...

Another day, another Democrat finally owning up to the truth that ObamaCare is really a disaster. And the other state facing the implosion of their medical health insurance market. Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton - once one of the Affordable Care Act's most enthusiastic champions - is the latest Democrat to...

A fast-growing startup that are experts in home care for seniors has struck an offer to simply accept Medicaid patients in Nyc. Big Apple-based Hometeam - whose tech-enabled approach to senior care has fueled torrid growth over the past year - promises that city Medicaid users will get the same...

Big health-care insurance firms are struggling to find a profit in this low-interest-rate environment, that is a reason to be concerned for opponents of the doctor-assisted suicide movement that's gaining momentum in america, including Nj. It is a tough market generally for insurance underwriters, which are facing escalating health-care costs....

ObamaCare premiums will soar by an average of 25 percent in 39 states next year, the Obama administration said Monday, giving new ammunition to critics who warn of the "death spiral" within the national health insurance program. In some states, the premium increases are staggering. In Arizona, unsubsidized rates for...

Deadly as cancer could be to a person's health, it also wreaks havoc on one's finances. According to a January study through the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research, one-third of cancer survivors get into debt, and three percent seek bankruptcy relief. "Research implies that financial distress is equal to...

Word that ObamaCare premiums will soar 25 % in the 39 states that operate off the federal healthcare.gov system is only the tip from the iceberg: The so-called Affordable Care Act is inflicting damage all over America's health-care sector - without any result in sight. Just as critics warned from...