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Sen. Warren’s new IRS legislation is out of touch with voters

Long-haul truck driver and New Hampshire resident Don Krimpler doesn’t get many days off. But, as a result of mistakes made by the Internal Revenue Service, he was forced to spend a paid vacation day calling the agency to fix errors it made on his tax return. Unfortunately for millions of ...

Censorship isn’t the solution to social media’s ills

Technology is tampering with freedom of speech, and we don’t know what to do about it. At issue are the global platforms Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and the disturbing propaganda, disinformation and lies propagated on them. The inclination, on the left and the right, is to censor. It is ...

Justice policy would erode U.S. competitiveness

From Silicon Valley to Shenzhen, China, the large tech companies that implement many key wireless standards in 5G have an interest in weakening intellectual-property protections so that, ultimately, they pay less. So why is the Biden administration playing right into their hands? Earlier this ...

New challenges emerge for small businesses

Kabbage, an online financial technology company in Atlanta, has been tracking recovery trends and growth outlook of U.S. small businesses. Polling 563 small-business leaders, its latest installment exhibits how small businesses are adapting to a shifting market as they look beyond ...

A most dysfunctional federal program

In a few short years, the federal program that will top the list for pharmaceuticals may surprise you. Will it be the Medicaid drug program, which enrolls 84 million Americans? Wrong. Maybe it will be the Medicare Part D program, which enrolls nearly 50 million seniors? Wrong again. Neither of ...

Tackling the opioid epidemic by giving Americans alternatives

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate headlines, the opioid crisis, another very real public health threat, seems to have become an issue of the past for many. This couldn’t be further from the truth. The reality is that the opioid epidemic is continuing, and in many cases has ...