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There is a persistent pattern in healthcare policy that should unsettle anyone who values broad access to medical care. The more government inserts itself—through subsidies, mandates, price controls, insurance regulations, and direct provision—the higher costs climb and the more ordinary… Continue Reading →
In a recent monologue, Texas politician and seminarian James Talarico begins by noting that prominent historical figures infused their politics with religion. He points to Thomas Paine’s Common Sense and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom drew on Christian… Continue Reading →
In early 2025, the second Trump administration froze most U.S. foreign assistance and moved to dissolve or sharply curtail the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). By March 2025, roughly 83% of USAID programs (about 5,200 contracts) had been canceled…. Continue Reading →
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