Unless strong action is taken, federal health spending will continue to outpace the economy for the indefinite future.

The cost of developing drugs is rising at an unsustainable pace, new company formation in the biotech sector has dwindled, and healthcare costs continue to rise. We must craft policies that provide the proper incentives for new technology while making sure that we are getting more value for programs like Medicare.

Drug prices have recently become less expensive with the spread of generic versions, but Medicaid support seems to make drugs more expensive.

Social Security is the largest spending program of the federal government, the largest tax paid by most workers, and the largest source of income for most retirees. It also faces a significant long-term funding challenge.

The United States should establish the Alzheimer's Solutions Project to ultimately prevent Alzheimer's disease.

We can create a 21st Century Medicare System of better health, better quality, and lower cost for all Americans.

The United States should choose its policies to best further the national interest. That requires a compound calculation of both the gains available from a change in Chinese policy and the probability of U.S. initiatives effecting such a change.

Jack Kemp lived every day as "the big game"--a fresh chance to score touchdowns and win the contest.