Healthcare Blog Posts

On Tuesday, the New York Times (Lean Left bias) published a deep-dive into the world of women’s health care in Idaho alleging that it has become “increasingly dangerous” since the Supreme Court overtu...

President Donald Trump made a lot of promises on the 2024 campaign trail. Which have been kept, and which are unfulfilled?

What does the legislation mean for people with disabilities and their surrounding communities, what is the DOJ’s justification for backing away, and why is the media so split on what constitutes as ca...

A murder case in Massachusetts serves as a blueprint for how polarization and modern true-crime obsession can spin real tragedy into a misinformation engine.

As of 2026, 29 states and the District of Columbia have enacted insulin price caps, with limits ranging from $25 to $100 for a 30-day supply.

Healthcare has leapfrogged every other issue as Americans’ top priority in some opinion polls. The Trump administration wants to “Make America Healthy Again.” The health and wellness economy is boomin...

Some see a crusade against systemic corruption and government waste in public health programs as a mandate. Others think isolated cases of fraud have been highlighted to vilify immigrant communities,...

Medical debt is now the largest source of debt in United States collections, surpassing credit cards, utilities, and auto loans combined. Is anyone doing anything about it?

As the Supreme Court justices hear arguments in the Trump v. Barbara case on birthright citizenship, some have raised concern over reports of international commercial surrogacy (often called “renting...

Alleged widespread fraud in Minnesota has made mainstream headlines since early December, with outlets across the political spectrum providing uniquely slanted analyses and reporting.