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The companies where pharma innovation is happening
Plus: Nuclear power is making a comeback; inflation is as high as you thought; and why we should care about presidential poverty platforms
Mar 30
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February 2024
How the student loan safety net backfired
Plus: Why record-breaking federal interest payments matter; common-sense and high-impact hospital billing reform; and assessing D.C.’s climbing crime…
Feb 24
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How the student loan safety net backfired
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January 2024
Why Bitcoin ETFs are a game changer
Plus: Protecting foster kids’ benefits, modernizing Medicare, and building a more skilled workforce
Jan 27
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December 2023
A fix for the coming physician shortage
Plus: A workforce training proposal gets bipartisan support; model welfare reform from Missouri; and FREOPP and other scholars talk energy abundance
Dec 30, 2023
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Redefining poverty
Plus: Lower corporate taxes mean more economic growth; considering calls for more police car chases; and whether higher education as we know it is…
Dec 2, 2023
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October 2023
Examining Medicare drug price negotiation, one year in
Plus: Evaluating the No Surprises Act; revisiting the Fair Care Act; and last chance to join us at Freedom & Progress 2023
Oct 28, 2023
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September 2023
The link between inpatient spending and health outcomes
Plus: West Virginia University streamlines and specializes; police unions want “accountability pay;” and a last chance for Freedom & Progress discounts
Sep 30, 2023
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The link between inpatient spending and health outcomes
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August 2023
A better alternative to reparations
Plus: Considering the threat of de-dollarization; a new proposal to increase prescription drug competition; and tough choices about homeless encampments…
Aug 26, 2023
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A better alternative to reparations
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What the productivity paradox means for America's housing costs
Plus: The Biden Administration makes a move toward big increases in poverty spending; bipartisan energy reforms make incremental progress; and Freedom…
Aug 5, 2023
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What the productivity paradox means for America's housing costs
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June 2023
The inflation problem that may surprise you
Plus: Opportunity Zones are poised to make a comeback; Black Americans’ nuanced views on policing; and new Alzheimer’s drugs that come with high…
Jun 24, 2023
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The inflation problem that may surprise you
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May 2023
Debt ceiling bill takes the wrong path to fiscal responsibility
Plus: Getting community-based care to veterans; improving outcomes for foster children; and how to fix the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
May 27, 2023
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Debt ceiling bill takes the wrong path to fiscal responsibility
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April 2023
Borrowers with good credit shouldn't have to shoulder affordable housing costs
Plus: States that don’t comply with transparency laws; the need for more and better workforce training; and considering the connection between race and…
Apr 29, 2023
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