With President Trump, We Would Still Have Government Gridlock - And That's A Good Thing
There may be a huge divide between what a President Trump wants to do and what House and Senate Republicans are willing to pass—assuming they retain control of both houses.
Should Payers Question ACA's Health Insurance Exchanges?
The leaders of major health insurer Aetna show one example of the type of questioning that remains with the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance exchanges.
Healthcare Spending on Brand Name Drugs Grew 8% in 2014
Despite the rise in healthcare spending among consumers around the nation, health payers and providers are partnering to create solutions that emphasize quality performance and lower costs.
Why Big Government Liberals Want to Stamp Out the $100 Bill
Some believe eliminating the $100 bill would help the government fight crime, but it would also pave the way for more government intrusions on our privacy.
Solving the H1-B Visa Problem
Of all the controversial elements of proposed immigration reform plans, the H-1B visa impasse should be the easiest to solve.
Granting Government 'Mandates' To Unlock iPhones Opens 'Pandora's Box,' Shapiro Says in Apple's Defense
The Institute for Policy Innovation also took Apple's side. "It's a sad state of affairs when Americans have to rely on private companies to protect our constitutional rights against the government, but apparently that's where we are," said President Tom Giovanetti in a Thursday blog post. "That's why I commend Tim Cook of Apple for his strong statement opposing the FBI's overly broad demand for the creation of a tool that would allow them to break encryption on any iPhone in the world," Giovanetti said of the Apple CEO.
Unconstitutional Civil Asset Forfeiture Practices Must Be Reformed
Civil asset forfeiture, the seizure of citizens’ property by state and federal law enforcement, is often abusive and frequently violates numerous constitutional rights. The practice must be reformed, or better yet: renounced.
Giovanetti Applauds Apple's Tim Cook For Stance on Privacy
In a statement today concerning Apple Inc.’s opposition to giving the FBI a backdoor to the iPhone, Institute for Policy Innovation (IPI) president Tom Giovanetti applauded CEO Tim Cook for his stance on protecting consumers’ privacy.
If Unemployment is 4.9 Percent, Why Can't I Find A Damn Job
What economists call “full employment” just isn’t what it used to be!
Internet Tax Freedom Forever Act Passes Congress
Congress has voted to permanently bar state and local governments from taxing access to the Internet. For 17 years, the ban on Internet taxes has benefited millions of Americans by empowering them to conduct transactions on the Internet free from the fear of additional tax burdens. "This is a tremendous victory for America's Internet economy, and for all of us who participate in this economy", said Institute for Policy Innovation president Tom Giovanetti.
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