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As Congress considers expanding SCHIP up the income ladder, itshould recognize that throwing more money into the program willincreasingly "crowd out" private funding and coverage while doingless to expand overall coverage.

And Big Tech girds for a big week at the Supreme Court.

Whether you are hammering out a union contract, settling theIsraeli-Palestinian conflict or getting your five year old to eatvegetables, everybody in the world negotiates.

Concrete recommendations and criticisms on each policy plank of the Democrats' "100 Hours" agenda.

Instead of seeking a federal bailout, state and local officialsshould enact creative, market-based reforms.

Congress will soon vote on massive health care legislation -- and on the amount of power the federal government will have over the entire U.S. health care sector. Many economists, politicians, and American citizens want to know: How many people could lose their current health insurance and end up on the so-called public option, a new government-run health plan? The numbers being tossed around are as dizzying as the array of health care bills.

The biggest remaining obstacle for the Democrats in reconciliation is now Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough.

In this rare interview, the Staten Island virtuoso discusses White Lions rise and fall, and talks about the influences that made him stand out in a crowded field of hot-shot players

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Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts have announced a special three-day performance of Indian Summer, written by Gregory S. Moss and directed by Cameron King, opening Thursday, August 25, and running through Saturday, August 27.