Significant—and Necessary—Farm Subsidy Reforms for the Next Farm Bill
Last week, the House Agriculture Committee released its draft farm bill.
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2015 ACA-Exchange-Premiums Update: Premiums Still Rising
The savings promised under the Affordable Care Act have still not materialized, and health care premiums continue to rise in 2015.
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The Federal Government Should Stop Limiting the Sale of Certain Fruits and Vegetables
Supply restrictions limit how much of their goods agricultural producers may sell. Such orders divorce producers from the free market.
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Modernizing the Federal Impact Aid Program: A Path toward Educational Freedom for Military Families and Other Federally Connected Children
Each year, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) distributes billions in taxpayer dollars to support the education of children for whom the federal government has a special responsibility. This group of federally connected children is the focus of the Department of Education’s Impact Aid program. Federally connected students, who number nearly 800,000, are primarily the children of military families, but some are children living on tribal lands and children of civilians who live or work on federal property such as military bases or national parks.
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