Megan McArdle is a journalist and blogger based in Washington, D.C.. She writes mostly about economics, finance and government policy from a libertarian perspective.
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In the end, federal deductibility changes maybe simply force New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to cut their rates to compe
James Damore is gone from Google. But he will not soon be forgotten. He’s joined with a conservative lawyer to bring a clas
Anyone healthy is going to think twice before paying premiums that are up, say, 70 percent. So the exchanges will be left wit
The FDA has a tendency to ratchet up what it demands of pharmaceutical firms, in ways that slow drug development, or in the w
Administrators could provide enough security when conservative speakers are invited. They choose not to.
Is Obamacare in the infamous “death spiral”? Paul Ryan says it is. The Obama administration, on the other hand, is toutin
A witch hunt against HGTV co-hosts and their pastor? No good will come of this.
Are the latest premium increases a correction or a trend? For insurers and consumers, the stakes are huge.
Even nationalized systems have to decide what is worth paying for and how much to pay.
The latest ominous theory for the health-care law is that doctors are shifting the sickest Medicaid patients onto the Obamaca
A "Sanders lite" proposal to make college more affordable for some students would break the budget. Why not figure out how
The middle ground between affordability and profit remains elusive.
The deniers are too. There's a better way to argue.
The administration has been spending money that Congress didn't allocate. That's a dangerous precedent.