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17 States Join New Clean Air Association

Seventeen states have formed an alternative to the federally run National Association of Clean Air Agencies (NACAA).

Defending Part D: Why Are Democrats Attacking the One Successful Part of Medicare?

In his State of the Union address, President Obama trained his guns on one of his favorite bogeymen: the pharmaceutical industry.

PA Governor Wants to Cut Tax Rates, Shrink Tax Code

It’s going to take more than a decade, but the first small step to reducing Pennsylvania’s corporate income tax could be taken by the end of the spring.

The Unaffordable Care Act

From the beginning, the Obama administration claimed that the president's health care law would result in deficit savings.

BPA Replacement Faces Same Attacks as BPA

As anti-chemical activists attempt to ban the safe but controversial chemical Bisphenol A from plastic products, a new study claims the most viable replacement chemical presents greater human healt

Obama’s Homeownership Plan Would Hurt the Poor the Most

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Arkansas Decides to Study, Not Pass, School Vouchers

The Arkansas House Education Committee voted to have an interim committee study a school voucher bill rather than pass it directly.

For 9-Year-Old with Cerebral Palsy, School Choice a 'Godsend'

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Jordan Visser was not thriving in his Arizona public school.

Analysis: State Drug Regulations Could Harm Consumers

In preparation for the January 1, 2014 deadline mandating most Americans get health insurance, the U.S.

Texas Considers Five School Choice Bills

On April 9, Texas senators heard Senate Bill-1575, one of five school choice bills before state lawmakers this spring.
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