HEALTHCARE POLICY EXPERT
Jennifer Parker is a healthcare policy expert who exposes the failures of government-run healthcare and advocates for free market solutions. A former hospital administrator, she brings practical experience to her analysis of Obamacare, Medicare for All, and other socialist healthcare schemes. Parker's clear, data-driven writing helps readers understand complex healthcare issues. Her writing style combines industry expertise with policy analysis, using real-world examples from her hospital experience to illustrate the practical consequences of healthcare policy. She writes with the precision of an administrator and the passion of a reformer.
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have signed a U.S.-brokered peace deal aimed at ending decades of conflict and promoting economic investment. This agreement could reshape the future of the region, provided both nations prioritize accountability and stability.
A coalition of Jewish community leaders, business executives, and Republican donors is forming to block the rise of Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayoral race. Backed by Mayor Eric Adams, this group is alarmed by Mamdani's far-left policies and seeks to preserve traditional values in a city facing a pivotal election.
A leaked DIA report on Iran's nuclear program highlights the dangers of politicized intelligence in undermining national security and the Trump administration's foreign policy efforts. This article explores the implications of flawed assessments and the urgent need for reform in U.S. intelligence analysis.
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling limiting the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions, a decision celebrated as a significant curtailment of judicial overreach. This ruling has profound implications, particularly for pro-life legislation, and restores the balance of power within our constitutional framework.
President Donald Trump highlights his significant role in brokering a historic peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, while the mainstream media continues to overlook his accomplishments. This article examines the media's disconnect and the implications of Trump's diplomatic success.
Cornell University's hiring practices come under fire as internal documents reveal a troubling focus on race over merit. With allegations of discrimination surfacing, the Department of Justice is urged to investigate potential violations of the Civil Rights Act.
President Trump’s push for a major tax, budget, and border bill faces significant challenges in Congress, particularly regarding the controversial SALT deduction. As suburban Republicans leverage their influence, the potential increase in SALT benefits raises questions about the bill's implications for middle-class taxpayers and the principles of fiscal responsibility.