February 3, 2011

Legal Opinion: Health Care Reform Is Struck Down Immediately in Georgia

Speaking at the Georgia State Capitol this week, Heritage Foundation Senior Legal Fellow Robert Alt clarified that Judge Vinson's ruling serves as the equivalent of an injunction, immediately striking down the law in Georgia and the other 25 states participating in the lawsuit.

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Georgia’s growing doctor shortage demands new solutions

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Arkansas’s Costly Medicaid Lesson Provides Warning for Other States

When the federal Affordable Care Act, better known as “Obamacare,” passed, it offered a much higher federal-state match if states expanded Medicaid welfare prog

By Jonathan Small

American Enterprise Institute

The Water Fight over Data Centers Is a Distraction. The Grid Fight Is the Real Story.

America's almond growers use 70 to 90 times more water than every data center in the country combined — so why is water the argument everyone's having?

By Daniel Lyons

Commentary

Why Medicare Pays More for the Same Healthcare, Depending on the Building

Most people are probably aware that where they receive their healthcare affects the price. For example, treatment in an emergency room costs more than in a prim

By Chris Denson

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