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| Jan. 5, 2018 |
Good morning from Washington. Will a new health care rule help small businesses give their employees better health insurance options? Fred Lucas reports on the move the Trump administration is making, and 11 prominent conservatives explain why they want President Trump to make health care a top priority in 2018. Should American women envy Icelandic women? Romina Boccia makes the case that Iceland's new pay equality push will backfire. Plus: Dennis Prager on marrying young, and what's next for the Trump administration in the fight against voter fraud. Enjoy your weekend. |
NewsHow Trump Administration Will Fight Voter Fraud After Shutting Down Panel"We are moving forward and letting [Department of Homeland Security] take over the process," says White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to The Daily Signal. |
NewsTrump Rule Aims to Extend Health Care Option to 11 Million UninsuredSmall businesses could band together—in some cases across state lines—to create a health insurance plan covering a combined, large pool of employees. |
CommentaryIceland's Equal Pay Regime Will Hurt, Not Help, Women. We Don't Need It.Contrary to ecstatic exclamations from the likes of Hollywood actress Patricia Arquette, tennis great Billie Jean King, and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., both Iceland and the United States—like most developed countries—already require equal pay for equal work. |
CommentaryAmericans Need Health Care to Be a Priority Issue in 2018"Millions of Americans are still suffering under the many provisions of the 2010 health overhaul that remain on the books," write 11 conservatives, including former Sen. Rick Santorum. |
CommentaryThe 'Dreamers' Have No Right to Demand Anything Protests by "Dreamers" are now primarily intended to bring pressure to bear on Democrats in Congress to find a way to replace Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals executive order, an unconstitutional action that shielded the "Dreamers" from deportation. |
CommentaryYou're Never Ready to Get Married. But That Shouldn't Stop You.Throughout history, most people got married at a much younger age than people today. They were hardly "ready." |
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