Week in Review: California’s Medicaid-Spending Crisis

California officials, intimately familiar with seismic activity, are forecasting a "Big One" coming to the Golden State — in the form of the Republican Congress's health-care legislation. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times editorial board accused Republicans of planning to "slash" Medicaid and "devastate" Los Angeles...

July 02 2017

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California's Medicaid-Spending Crisis Ian Tuttle California officials, intimately familiar with seismic activity, are forecasting a "Big One" coming to the Golden State — in the form of the Republican Congress's health-care legislation. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times editorial board accused Republicans of planning to "slash" Medicaid and "devastate" Los Angeles... READ MORE Still No Collusion Evidence Andrew C. McCarthy So here's the latest big "collusion" story that has been, er, broken by the Wall Street Journal. About ten days before he died in mid-May, an 81-year-old man who did not work for the Trump... A Great Week for the Trump Administration's Environmental and Energy Policies Julie Kelly In another blow to President Obama's regulatory legacy, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt announced Tuesday that his agency will rescind the Clean Water Rule, commonly known as WOTUS, or "Waters of... ADVERTISEMENT Reagan Derangement Syndrome Is Alive and Well Kyle Smith To believe, in the 1980s, that Ronald Reagan was going to blow up the world may have been merely peculiar. To believe so today is a symptom of raging Reagan Derangement Syndrome. And yet here we... SCOTUS Delivers Win for Religious Liberty but Punts on School Choice Frederick M. Hess, Grant Addison On Monday, the Supreme Court handed down its long-awaited decision in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia, Inc. v. Comer, delivering a potent victory for religious liberty—but one with murkier... The Neglected Reagan Rich Lowry Does anyone really know Ronald Reagan? In his new book The Working Class Republican, a bracingly revisionist account of the 40th president, Henry Olsen answers "no." One of the most astute... The Supreme Court Order Is Not Much of a Victory for Trump Andrew C. McCarthy The positive part of this morning's Supreme Court order, which narrows the stays lower courts have imposed to block President Trump's so-called travel ban, is the part you don't see. Implicit in... ADVERTISEMENT Photos of the Week Royal Ascot Hats ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.