Fighting over remedies in the exchange litigation
Nicholas Bagley March 25, 2014
A new fight has recently erupted in the Halbig litigation. If the D.C. Circuit decides that the IRS’s regulation extending tax credits to those purchasing
A new fight has recently erupted in the Halbig litigation. If the D.C. Circuit decides that the IRS’s regulation extending tax credits to those purchasing
And more than 40% of them are psychiatrists. Seriously. Some more data: Only 4% of Medicare beneficiaries do not have a usual source of care
Imagine a government initiative that was supported by Republicans and Democrats alike, saved billions of dollars, improved health care, and was adopted around the world.
My TIE compatriots know that any time I write about e-cigs, I invite the wrath of a shockingly well organized twitter/email posse. Since I already
If you are looking for deeper analysis of the issues in the premium tax credit cases (DC Circuit Court’s oral arguments are today in Halbig
I keep telling myself to leave this issue alone, since it seems to inspire people to come out of the Twitter woodwork to yell at
Links to all posts in the series to which this post belongs are in the introductory post. Theory tells us that job lock can affect labor force
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