Regardless, any health insurance reform effort to increase government participation in the system would be met with fierce resistance, just like it was in 2010, when then-President Barack Obama ...

The federal government’s move on Mar. 12 to protect all depositors of the failed Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank SBNY — even those exceeding the standard $250,000 insurance cap ...

They point out that, in 1960, patients paid 52 percent of their own health care costs, private insurance picked up 22.8 percent, and government and other third-party payers covered the rest.

This system soon became entrenched enough that President Franklin D. Roosevelt bypassed plans to include national health insurance as part of the New Deal. Then came World War II, along with ...

This insurance model is not a “health care” system and certainly was not designed to “promote the general welfare.” However, it fits nicely into the narrative that the country should be ...

Regardless, any health insurance reform effort to increase government participation in the system would be met with fierce resistance, just like it was in 2010, when then-President Barack Obama ...