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John Hinderaker of the Powerline blog ponders the future of controversial diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Wall Street Journal reports that corporate America is backpedaling away from “diversity”: White-collar…
Conn Carroll writes for the Daily Signal about big Olympic sponsors that ignore communist China’s deplorable actions. [W]hile Nike loves to promote its brand by showing the utmost disrespect for…
This week, JLF’s Jordan Roberts published a research brief on hospital consolidation. Recently, the American Hospital Association released a study on hospital consolidation. According to Roberts: The new study builds on a report from…
There are several prominent players in the health care delivery process. There are patients, physicians, insurers, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and pharmacy benefit managers, to name a few. Interestingly, when asked…
Access to water. Make no mistake, city and counties see water rights as an absolutely critical economic development issue. If there’s no water available, there can be no population or…
WSJ reports on eight new faces in the US Senate. You can read about all of them here. Here’s what they had to say about North Carolina’s new senator, Thom…
Here’s another clear sign that facts and data matter less and less in policy debates. Voters are now almost evenly divided over the establishment of a single-payer health care system…
From Rasmussen comes the latest survey data, which shows that a majority of likely voters have consistently favored the repeal of the massive regulatory nightmare known as Obamacare. The latest…
My. What. A. Surprise. Looks like that vaunted CRVA top to bottom inspection — spurred by revelations that CRVA employees were getting kickbacks from big conventions — will be more…
Among the contents of the emails posted by information activists is a reference to the Department of Justice directing Bank of America to hire lawyers and security consultants to go…
Another complaint about the PricewaterhouseCoopers health reform study, this one by the New York Times complained: In a particularly glaring omission, the industry report made no effort to factor in…
An interesting fact gleaned from a Wall Street Journal piece today on the decision of the nation’s three largest newspaper chains ? Gannett, McClatchy, and Tribune ? to jointly market…