Moving punishments around does not make them disappear.

Medicare for all is the best way to achieve Slavitt's health policy goals.

The Shapiro-Biggs plan goes against the whole purpose of family benefits.

The legendary Max Sawicky weighs in on recent UBI debates.

The evidence shows work requirements do not serve a health purpose.

A response to Daniel Zamora's UBI piece in Jacobin Magazine.

Rural hospital closures accelerated after Obamacare passed.

Market-based healthcare does not work in poorer, sicker, sparsely-populated areas.

The individual mandate died and probably will not ever be revived.

Not everyone gets a holiday bonus at work. We can fix that.

Eliminating rent-seeking will not solve any of our big problems.

New paper says high incomes and exposure to inventors drive success.

Student debt levels for young adults kept on rising in 2016.

Loss aversion is the strongest argument in favor of single payer.

The 15.3 percent rate they are proposing wrongly excludes FUTA.

The plan would also lift 9.3 million people out of poverty overall.

There are ways to sell a single payer program if you really want to.

Everyone should benefit from a child allowance program.

Employer-based health insurance deprives groups with high unemployment rates.

Brown-Bennet is a good step but we could do even better.