Energy Boom in US Could Assist Peace
The U.S. must move forward with plans that will turn cheap and abundant natural gas into liquefied natural gas for export.
The Obama Administration Has Been a Disaster for Women
Texas Is Top State for International Trade, but It Could Be Even Better
New international trade agreements would lower tariffs and establish substantially more robust commercial channels with countries whose markets offer new opportunities for Texas companies, farmers and workers.
If the Federal Government Is Going to Investigate Pyramid Schemes, it Should Start with Social Security
If the federal government really wants to go after pyramid schemes it ought to start with Social Security. That’s the biggest pyramid of them all.
The Next Obamacare Enrollment Crisis Arrives on April Fool's Day
Those who don’t choose a plan before April 1 will be stuck with being uninsured until October.
ObamaCare's High Premiums Mean Less Coverage
The actuarial models indicate the premium increases will result in millions of Americans shifting to less-comprehensive coverage and more people being uninsured than was anticipated.
Hospitals Are the Big Winners
Hospital systems were merging before the Affordable Care Act passed, but the law has thrown fuel on the fire. And by “fuel,” I mean money.
Kerry Wants Another Failed Global Environment
If the Obama administration really wants to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions without hamstringing the world economy with costly energy restrictions, it would stop its perpetual slow-walk of drilling permits on federal lands and offshore and give a full-speed-ahead to natural gas exports.
The Economic Case for Permitting Crude Oil Exports
Allowing oil—as well as natural gas—exports would lower energy prices, increase supply and improve U.S. security.