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Mosby isn t lowering crime, she s inviting more drug abuse | READER COMMENTARY

Mosby isn t lowering crime, she s inviting more drug abuse | READER COMMENTARY
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Coalition Letter: Fix the Ban on State Tax Cuts | Independent Women s Forum

Coalition Letter: Fix the Ban on State Tax Cuts | Independent Women s Forum
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Indiana Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Throwing Fire Bombs at Police in Portland

Indiana Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Throwing Fire Bombs at Police in Portland An Indiana man has been indicted on multiple charges, including attempted murder of two police officers, stemming from separate riots in Portland last year in which he is accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at law enforcement. Malik Muhammed, 24, was arrested in Indianapolis on Friday on multiple warrants, according to the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office. Muhammed will be extradited to Oregon, where he will face multiple felonies as part of a 28-count indictment, which includes charges of riot, unlawful manufacture of a destructive device, and attempted murder in the first degree.

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The New Push to Expand Government s Role in Health Care Won t Work Here s How We Can Help Americans Instead

President of the Galen Institute U.S. President Biden, out of frame, meets with labor union leaders in the Oval Office on February 17, 2021 in Washington, D.C. to discuss his $1.9 trillion economic stimulus plan. Pete Marovich-Pool / Getty Images Key Takeaways Instead of addressing Obamacare’s many flaws and costly mandates, the Democrats’ misguided proposal simply throws more money at insurance companies. The economic dislocation caused by COVID-19 did not appear to have had a significant adverse effect on health insurance coverage. Congress should pursue policies that reduce health costs and expand access to care and health care choices by eliminating cost-increasing government mandates.

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The New Push to Expand Government s Role in Health Care Won t Work

Grace-Marie Turner is president of the Galen Institute. The following is an open letter from 68 leaders participating in the Health Policy Consensus Group. The full list of signatories follows the letter. Democrats in Congress have proposed a COVID-19 relief bill that includes provisions to dramatically increase government subsidies for health care coverage for millions of people who already have insurance while further expanding government control over health care. The legislation would increase for more than two years government payments to insurance companies via the Affordable Care Act by: Removing even the de minimis premium payments required of people earning less than 150% of the federal poverty level.

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