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Here's what's in the deal to raise the debt ceiling
Negotiators for President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) struck an agreement late Saturday on government spending that will raise the debt ceiling and avert a looming default. The deal,…
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An immigration reform bill focused on dignity has bipartisan support
In a rare and refreshing display of bipartisan collaboration, Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) and Veronica Escobar (D-Texas) have joined forces to introduce a wide-ranging immigration reform bill. At a…
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Watch live: Biden welcomes University of Connecticut men's basketball team to the White House
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LSU forward faints as Biden gives speech honoring championship team
President Biden and first lady Jill Biden on Friday welcomed the Louisiana State University (LSU) women's basketball team to the White House to celebrate their recent national championship. The ceremony…
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We know firsthand: Public health security is national security
Nearly two decades ago, Congress passed the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA) to protect our country and prepare for natural disasters and biological, chemical and radiological threats. Since then, the provisions…
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Shark attack: American tourist 'severely injured' while snorkeling in Turks and Caicos
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The Hill's 12:30 Report — Debt ceiling compromise? Devil is in the details
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At least two killed, 23 injured in Russian missile strike on Ukrainian clinic
At least two people were killed and 23 others were injured in a Russian missile strike on a medical building in the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro, the regional governor…
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Four ways to make drug price negotiations work for everyone
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 makes the most dramatic changes to American healthcare since the Affordable Care Act 13 years ago. Of particular note, it empowers Medicare to begin setting ceilings on prescription…
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Why we should not obsess about headline net migration figures
Recent ONS figures show that in 2022, net migration into the UK exceeded 600,000 people, with more than 1m people newly arriving here. This, combine with reports that the figures…
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The Road To Serfdom revisited: was Hayek right?
On 22 May, the IEA organsied a panel discussion with the title “The Road to Serfdom: Was Hayek Right?” The IEA’s Kristian Niemietz was one of the panellists. The article…
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Bjorn Lomborg: Vaccines, A Stunning Success With Room For Improvement
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The Hoover Institution Hosts Overseers and Supporters for Spring 2023 Retreat in Arizona
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How US farmland became a battleground in the fight against China
Chinese investors own about .03 percent of America’s farmland, according to federal data. But their land purchasing is becoming a major issue as politicians at the state and federal level ramp…
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Covid Has Left Deep Wounds in America’s Rural Communities
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TEG Working Group News Roundup May 5-12
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The Collapse of This Texas Health Care Program Is Putting Women’s Lives in Danger
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Politicized health emergencies and violent resistance against healthcare responders
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Selection and Causal Effects in Voluntary Programs: Bundled Payments in Medicare — by Atul Gupta, Joseph R. Martinez, Amol S. Navathe
Voluntary participation is a central feature of reforms being tested across US healthcare. Allowing choice can enhance effects if participants sort on unobserved treatment gains. However, selection may also bias…
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Biden announces new $375M military aid package for Ukraine during Zelensky meeting
President Biden on Sunday announced an additional round of military assistance for Ukraine during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky at the Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Japan.…
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The Man Who Talked Back: Jay Bhattacharya On the Fight against COVID Lockdowns
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One Simple Fix for the Primary Care Shortage: Assistant Physicians
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