Executive Summary Because of the way the subsidy mechanism of the ObamaCare exchanges functions, many exchange consumers who qualify for subsidies could end up paying exorbitantly higher premiums this year or be faced with scrambling to find a new policy ...
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Some ObamaCare Premium Increases will be Over $1,000 Annually, New Study Says Washington, D.C. - Consumers who in 2015 keep the same plans they purchased for 2014 on the ObamaCare exchanges could be in for a big shock, warns Dr ...
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Back in September, the Indiana Business Journal noted that, although some new insurers were offering lower-priced plans on Indiana’s ObamaCare exchanges, consumers wouldn’t necessarily save money:  ”Because of wrinkles in how Obamacare’s generous tax subsidies are calculated, the entrance of new ...
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Strategy Follows PETA's Failed Litigation Campaign to Free Whales from "Bondage" New York, NY / Washington, D.C. - Washington state Senator Kevin Ranker introduced a bill last week to make it a crime, punishable by up to 6 months in ...
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The Administration is granting more special privileges under the banner of ObamaCare.  This time, it’s for people who owe taxes on the subsidy they received on the exchanges for 2014.  From Kaiser Health News: Consumers who received too much in ...
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National Center for Public Policy Research's Employee Conscience Protection Project Warns: Millions of Americans Potentially Subject to Workplace Discipline for Private Political Actions and Beliefs In Response, Credit Card Leader Visa Takes Steps to Protect Its Workforce From Political Discrimination ...
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Under ObamaCare, health Co-Ops—non-profits that provide insurance—are allowed to receive federal grant money to start up operations in the ObamaCare exchanges.  There are 23 such Co-Ops. CoOportunity Health, which serves Iowa and Nebraska, was the first one to collapse. The ...
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With access to jobs, housing, education and health care all at risk for black Americans because of the influx of illegal immigrants into the United States, Project 21 member Ted Hayes said blacks are “struggling for our very lives.”  As ...
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When police and social workers were called in to essentially check on the fitness of parents in a Washington, D.C. suburb because they had let their kids walk to and from a park alone, it set off a national discussion ...
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National Center staff member Bethany Whitlock helped write this blog post. As part of his State of the Union address, President Obama proposed a new initiative to offer young Americans essentially free community college education.  Then, in his proposed tax ...
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