Kamala Harris and her fellow Democrats may think “Medicare-for-all” is their ticket to the White House. But voters are not interested in their plan to eliminate private health insurance.

Anti-competitive statutes, known as "certificate of need" (CON) laws, are driving up health care costs across the country. It's time to repeal them.

It's time for Congress to acknowledge ObamaCare's failures and devolve authority for health policy to the states.

Sign-ups for federal HealthCare.gov insurance plans are down, and it's easy to see why. The cost of insurance is unmanageable for many middle-class Americans, and ObamaCare's very structure is to blame.

Premiums for health insurance plans on ObamaCare's exchanges will rise an average of 15 percent next year, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.

When ObamaCare turns eight on Friday, the law will have exactly one impressive accomplishment to its name: surviving as long as it has.

Congress has undermined the Medicare drug benefit that millions of older Americans depend on – one of the few federal health care programs that's working well.

Do people who are overweight or obese deserve health care? In the United Kingdom's socialized health care system, the answer appears to be "no." And if Democrats get their way, the same could be true in the United States.