Medical Fraud Fuels Soaring Cost of American Health Care
Rules for Medicare Advantage are written as if to fatten wallets of hospital and insurance giants — while taxpayers and employers eat the costs.
By STEPHEN MOORE
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Unconditional Dictation
It may take a bit longer, but our columnist’s expectation is that we’re headed for additional military combat along with the economic embargo to finish the job and end the war.
By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
|America Has Come a Long Way With King Charles III
The monarch is much more pro-American, sensible, and reliable than Britain’s current prime minister.
By NEWT GINGRICH
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Trump’s Foes, Abandoning Tradition of First Ladies Being Off-Limits, Delight in Savaging Melania
It’s new to jettison the long-standing norm that holds presidential wives off-limits so long as they steer clear of politics.
By DEAN KARAYANIS
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Wave of College Closings Among ‘Wrenching Changes’ That Could Follow America’s Looming Depopulation Crisis
An attitude adjustment is needed among those who forget that people are resources more valuable than rare earth minerals.
By GEORGE WILL
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Trump Gets an A-Plus for Grace and Courage
‘The people that do the most, the people that make the biggest impact, they’re the ones that they go after,’ president asserts after assassination attempt.
By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
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