The Republican Study Committee American Worker Task Force report includes more than 100 recommendations on education, labor, and welfare programs that would eliminate wasteful spending and increase the efficiency of the federal government.
Canada Just Says No to Drug Importation
The OMB is reviewing the final rule that would allow states to import drugs from Canada.
Most Favored Nation Policy: Unfavorable to U.S. Pharmaceutical Research
President Trump signs controversial Executive Order (EO) implementing “most favored nation” policy to lower drug costs.
Healthcare Transparency: May Not Work as Intended
President Trump’s health insurance transparency rule may not accomplish what is intended.
Now Is the Time for Occupational Licensing Reform
During the coronavirus pandemic, states have made changes in occupational licensing laws. However, it is important to discuss reform outside of the pandemic.
A Fool’s Errand to Lower Drug Costs?
On August 31, the California state legislature passed, SB 852, The California Affordable Drug Manufacturing Act of 2020, which would allow the state to partner with drug manufacturers to produce their own line of pharmaceuticals.
School Openings based on Science or Science Fiction?
Is Montgomery County, Maryland and its approach to reopening public schools emblematic of many other school districts across the country?
AB 5 is a Lose-Lose Situation for Gig Economy Workers and Independent Contractors
Lawmakers have attempted to repeal a bill that hurts gig economy workers and independent contractors. California needs to continue supporting efforts to repeal the bill.
Supreme Court to Hear Case to Overturn Obamacare in November
In March 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) agreed it would take up the case Texas v United States and determine the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare.
HHS Says NO to AGs Trying to Steal Patents
HHS sends a clear message to AGs regarding march-in rights.