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Phoenix -- In 2006, long before there was an Obama administration determined to impose a command-and-control federal health care system, a young orthopedic surgeon walked into the Goldwater Institute here with an idea. The...
Last night my wife and I attended the St. Mary's Hospital Gala, an annual dinner and dance fundraiser in St. Mary's County to benefit the hospital. Its primary donors comprise local businesses, which pay between $1,000 and...
Posted: Thursday, November 19, 2009 Updated: November 20th, 2009 12:55 PM EDT House Passes FIRE Act, SAFER Reauthorization Open Airways: Stories from the back of the ambulance EMS responders share some of the most meaningful...
Gauge: There were expectations that Republicans would challenge openly gay EEOC nominee Chai Feldblum Thursday over some of her writings. Those writings included how non-discrimination laws might sometimes trump bias based on...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- More than 1 million people will run out of unemployment benefits in January unless Congress quickly extends federal emergency aid, a nonprofit group said Wednesday. States typically provide 26 weeks of...
House votes to block Medicare cuts to doctors, Republicans see a payoff to the AMA By ERICA WERNER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON November 19, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment The Democratic-controlled House...
Brian Faler Brian Faler – Fri Nov 20, 12:01 am ET Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. House approved spending $210 billion over 10 years to prevent reductions in federal reimbursements to doctors participating in the Medicare...
Majority Leader Steny Hoyer was able to get the bill passed while the Senate couldn't by appending it to a more popular bill. Republicans complained the cost of the measure was not offset and also charged that it was repayment...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Thursday to boost Medicare payments to physicians in a move that could help shore up support from doctors for a sweeping Democratic-backed healthcare overhaul.
Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz.) told CNSNews.com that the Obama administration's decision to prosecute 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammad in civilian court is an "asinine approach" for which terrorists "the world over" are...
