It may well be that there’s an affordability crisis and consumers have no confidence in America or President Trump. Yet sometimes facts speak louder than political conjectures or biased polls.

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  Federal auditors at the Government Accountability Office show how easy it is for the ineligible to sign up.

Democrats are gloating that reducing the subsidies will mean higher costs for enrollees and an increase in the number of people who go without insurance.

The Dell donations beat a guaranteed annual government income.

Explore the issues in the U.S. healthcare system and solutions for improvement.

There are genuine concerns about affordability in the U.S., but the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective evidence, writes Tyler Cowen for The Free Press.

The poverty line, a six-decade-old benchmark, claims to define the threshold to the middle class. The number is a lie, writes Michael W. Green.

Venezuela’s regime is the archetype of a cartel-state synthesis.

Republicans must address affordability to win elections; concerns over prices dominate voter priorities.