The Trade Act of 2002 created a new tax credit to enable some U.S. workers-who receive guaranteed pensions or lost their jobs due to foreign competition-to purchase private health insurance coverage. Several federal agencies, including the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Treasury, the Department of Health and...

How will pending legislation determine the cost and availability of health insurance? Will it advantage some people over others?

Public statements by three advocates of single-payer health insurance--including President Obama--explain that a health care bill with a "government option" would move America toward a single-payer government health care system.

Several elements of the health reform plans moving proposed by the White House and moving through Congress would be detrimental to patients.

Destroying the private sector in health would replace competition and consumer choice with bureaucratic power and planning.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich points out that when government levies a tax, businesses will not ultimately pay it--consumers will.

Caring for the age group mostlikely to be afflicted with the disease will cost far more than finding a cure now.

A public health care plan would have certain advantages. That's precisely the problem.