Opinion

Why don't we require congressional approval for major new regulatory initiatives?

TrumpCare, is becoming clear, is has no grand policy objective other than the breakdown and implosion of ACA. 

Our findings indicate that greater use of community health-care workers could reduce the nation's health-care bill by $1.2 trillion a year.

About 30,000 residents have left the island. Many more will follow if the situation does not improve.

 The proposed Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule is still a solution in search of a problem.

You can invent, you can get a patent, you can build a company, but with this agency's power-mongering, no inventor can be assured their patent means anything. 

Judges replay the same arguments as the earlier opinions, despite a new set of facts and language.

His decision to hire Andrew Weissman indicates that Mueller may be more interested in finding someone to indict than in justice.

One would think ISIS losing its de facto capital of Raqqa would dominate news coverage. 

"We have tried John McCain’s way and it came at disastrous cost to America and the world. It is time we try a new way forward."

There are border security policies that are cost-effective, reasonable, humane and deserving of support from both parties. 

Congress must pass a bill granting Puerto Rico equal footing on a series of federal programs.

The program has provided amnesty to illegal immigrants from countries ranging from Iran to Syria and wealthy nations in Europe.

The backlog cannot be eliminated just by hiring more judges and the system should resolve the problems it is having with the judges it already has before hiring new ones.

Cultural diversity is tearing Spain apart — not making it stronger.

The decision to leave will cost America influence and international prestige without any clear benefit.

For the U.S. to continue to lead the way in tech, we must have a world-class education system. 

Make no mistake: we can solve our own problems on the island, but we need a helping hand from our fellow Americans.

There should be a Wall of Grief with the names of mass shootings victims. But next to it should be a Wall of Shame with the names of lawmakers owned by the NRA.

Now it’s time for Congress to hold him accountable.

What we need is not more A.I., but more market innovation that to advance cybersecurity beyond the walls of large corporations and institutions.

The agreement does not prevent hacks originating from China, and it does not address government intrusions into private firms.

Self-driving vehicles can be held to a safety standard inordinately better than what we humans exhibit today. 

No amount of regulation is going to fix the problem that almost half of the country does not know to think analytically about the information they are receiving.

We talk a lot about necessary “national conversations.” We seldom really engage in them.

The United States government spends more money per year on every other age group than we do on the group of young children.