Opinion
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Colorado Bills Aim to Improve Medicaid Primary Care Through Telemedicine
Opinion -Colorado lawmakers are proposing a bill to expand telemedicine in an effort to improve health care access for Medicaid patients. -
Time for Climate Sense
Opinion -The carbon dioxide scare is proving to be just that—a scare. It’s time for some climate sense. -
Environmentalists Pushing Multiple Renewable Energy Initiatives for Missouri Ballot
Opinion -Missouri voters may decide this November whether to expand the state’s commitment to renewable energy through their votes on at least one of three separate initiatives. -
The Coronavirus and Rigid Education Policy
Opinion -As the COVID-19 crisis continues, much of the Big-Ed/Big Union complex maintains its inflexibility. -
Millennials Given Responsibility to Pay for Retirement Programs Investment Deficiencies
Opinion -In these trying times coping with the Coronavirus, and its huge impact on businesses and employment, the younger generations have been set up to pick up some the costs of the defined benefits that their parents and grandparents voted in for themselves. -
Reflections on a Scientific Giant and My Friend, Fred Singer
Opinion -Fred Singer passed away last night. He was 95. That this news was long expected makes it no less sad and disheartening. I write this as if through a veil of tears. -
Never Waste A Crisis: Climate Alarmism Surfs Coronavirus
Opinion -Coronavirus is a serious and unique global public health challenge that has crippled and shutdown much of the US and global economies with unprecedented speed and shock. -
Dr. S. Fred Singer, R.I.P.
Opinion -Atmospheric physicist S. Fred Singer, one of the true giants of modern-day science, passed on last night at the age of 95. Singer’s impacts on the world of science will live on long after this generation also passes on. -
Partners in Liberty: Texas Public Policy Foundation
Opinion -With the Life:Powered initiative, the Texas Public Policy Foundation explains and explores how fossil fuels—coal, natural gas, and oil—are essential to modern life. -
Physician Introduces Free Platform to Help Launch Telemedicine
Opinion -A New York neurologist is offering a free platform to physicians to make it easier for them to meet with their patients virtually. -
The Internet: The Left Wants to Grow Government – Not the Economy
Opinion -The left has always targeted the internet as a new way to grow the size and scope of government. -
Shale Revolution Helps Keep U.S. Economy Strong
Opinion -The U.S. economy is currently enjoying the longest period of expansion in history, in large part driven by the fracking revolution which enabled America to become the world’s leading energy producer. -
Partners in Freedom: Ohio’s Buckeye Institute Leads the Way on Medicaid Waivers and Other Health Care Reforms
Opinion -The founders at The Buckeye Institute in Ohio decided to become one of the nation’s leading advocates for Medicaid waivers when they saw how little choice there was in their state. -
Let’s Quarantine Some Fake Coronavirus and Energy News
Opinion -Junk science and scare stories stampede countries into taking drastic, unnecessary action. -
Potential Cheap Treatment for COVID-19?
Opinion -The word has leaked out on a potential cheap treatment for COVID-19, the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine. -
Russia Salivating to Become the World’s Biggest Oil Producer
Opinion -Russia and the US compete for global energy dominance. Here's how Russia goes about this. -
The Press Conference Trump Should Hold Now
Opinion -Here's what Trump should say during his next coronavirus press conference. -
Legislative Pulse: Fighting for Balanced Climate Education and Inexpensive, Reliable Electric Power in New Hampshire
Opinion -If New Hampshire imposes a climate education requirement on public schools, it should be balanced, and emphasize critical thinking. -
Cost and Benefit When Human Life Is a Stake
Opinion -How long can we keep people away from work before their lives are ruined? -
The Stimulus and Moral Hazard
Opinion -The CARES Act is one of the few government bailouts that doesn't set a bad precedent. -
Coronavirus Pandemic Highlights Outdated FDA Law, Policy
Opinion -America is completely dependent on China and India for its pharmaceutical drug supply. -
Report: Minority Students Receive a Better Education in Conservative Cities Than They Do in Progressive Ones
Opinion -A new study finds “conservative” cities do a far better job of educating minority students than “progressive” cities. -
Partners in Freedom: The Goodman Institute Shows How to Fix Health Care without More Taxes, Mandates
Opinion -If there is a way to fix the nation’s broken health care system without raising taxes or mandating coverage, chances are The Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research and its founder, John C. Goodman, have figured it out. -
New York Offers New Financial Incentives, Security for Renewable Energy Developers
Opinion -The N.Y. Public Service Commission ordered the State Energy Research and Development Authority to offer new financial options beyond traditional fixed-price contracts when soliciting bids to build renewable energy projects.
