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Trump May Have a Prescription for High Drug Prices

President Trump wants to address the high price of some prescription drugs, and new bilateral trade agreements would be a good place to start.
Tax Competition Explodes and the Left Hates It

Tax competition is good for economies, just like other forms of competition; and the new tax reform law has made U.S. corporate tax rates competitive again.
Trump Tries to Save U.S. Solar but May Kill It Instead

President Trump has imposed tariffs on imported solar panels and solar cells, but is that an effort to save the solar industry or undermine it?
Republicans: Don't Go Squishy on Welfare Reform
Republicans shouldn't fear welfare reform; they should embrace it because, like tax reform, they're good at it.
One BIG Reason Why Prescription Drugs Cost So Much

Pfizer has ended its quest to find a cure for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, but the research costs live on and must be absorbed in the price of other products.
We May All Be Exempt from Obamacare's Mandate--Sooner or Later

Obamacare drafters created an escape hatch, which they never thought they'd see it being used: the law's definition of "affordable" coverage. It allows people to escape the mandate if insurance is too expensive—which it increasingly is.
Kids Get Health Coverage While Taxpayers Get the Shaft

The “crowd-out effect” of CHIP would be an important lesson to remember as Congress tackles welfare reform next year.
Dems Want to Raise Taxes on the Rich--Except When They Don't

Democrats want to raise taxes on the rich; the Republican tax plan would do that in part by reducing some tax breaks and the Democrats run to the wealthy's defense.
U.S. Carbon Is Down, While World Carbon Is Up

The Bonn climate conference has been criticizing the U.S., which has been reducing carbon emissions, for being uninterested in standing with polluters that claim to be interested.
Democrats Are Suddenly Concerned About Federal Debt

Democrats are raising concerns that tax reform could add to federal debt, but only after their eight-year spending binge that nearly doubled that debt.
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