Policy
GM’s New Battery Will Cut The Cost Of Its Electric Trucks By Over $6,000
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Forbes Staff
InnovationRx: Trump Vows That ‘Major’ Pharma Tariffs Are Coming
ByAmy Feldman,
Forbes Staff
andAlex Knapp,
Forbes Staff
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the impact of tariffs on healthcare costs, pioneers of treating MS, AI for clinical decision-making, and more.
Global Clean Power Passes 40% Milestone While Trump Dumps Renewables
ByDavid Vetter,
Senior Contributor
What To Do If Your Federal Government Grant May Be Terminated
ByBruce Y. Lee,
Senior Contributor
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Some Ideas To Improve The Republicans’ Reconciliation Bill
Some reforms to Medicaid and the state and local tax (SALT) deduction coupled with changes to the way businesses deduct investment expenses would improve the bill.
Contributor
Birthright Citizenship: Is It Still Guaranteed By The Constitution?
The birthright citizenship legal challenge at the Supreme Court is not a minor adjustment to immigration policy, but a fundamental redefinition of citizenship itself.
Contributor
No Taxes On Tips, Overtime, And Social Security? Not Exactly
Not all the Trump promises to cut tax on tips, overtime and Social Security made it into the proposed tax bill—and those provisions that did make it in are temporary.
Forbes Staff
Marrying A Foreigner And Navigating U.S. Immigration Rules
Getting a foreign spouse U.S. residence can be done. The best example is when Prince Harry was sponsored by Meghan Markle. But it must be planned properly. Here is how.
Contributor
The Church And The Market: What Pope Leo XIV Might Teach The World
Pope Leo XIV’s American and Peruvian experience offers a compelling moral and economic lens through which to examine the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century
Contributor
InnovationRx: Trump’s Drug Pricing Executive Order Is More Bluster Than Substance
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at Trump's drug pricing executive order, how the cofounder of Hims became a billionaire, the economic costs of cutting NIH spending, and more..
ByAlex Knapp,
Forbes Staff
No Institution Is Free From Politics, And This Includes The Fed
Markets bow down to no one.
ByJohn Tamny,
Contributor
Credit Scott, Hill, And Trump For Nullifying Harmful CFPB Regulations
The first CRA resolution nullifies the CFPB’s overdraft rule, a regulation that would have imposed price caps on overdraft fees.
Contributor
China’s Percentage Of U.S. Trade Plummets To Lowest Level In 22 Years
China’s percentage of U.S. trade hit 7.65% in March, the latest government data available, the lowest figure since 2003. That was before Trump's April 2 "Liberation Day."
ByKen Roberts,
Contributor
What Is Fueling Populism In Former Warsaw Pact Countries Like Romania
With the May 20 Romanian elections potentially tilting toward yet another populist phenomenon, it's time to probe what makes them so popular in Eastern Europe
ByMelik Kaylan,
Contributor
Families With Children Deserve Tax Relief—But A Growing Economy Too
Families with children need a tax system that creates a growing economy with more opportunities and affordable living for the long term.
ByCarrie Lukas,
Contributor
A Guide To The Tax Cuts In (And Out) Of Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
A draft House version of the massive GOP tax and budget bill would make some expiring tax cuts permanent. Other goodies, including a bigger child tax credit and tax breaks for tips and overtime, are temporary.
Forbes Staff
These Three Cities Honored For Their Public Health Achievements
Three cities were awardees at the Partnership for Healthy Cities Summit co-hosted by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the World Health Organization, Vital Strategies, and Paris.
ByBruce Y. Lee,
Senior Contributor
Behind The Cost Curtain: Better Health Outcomes Through Transparency
The basic lack of transparency around health care costs has long contributed to wasteful spending and inefficient care delivery. Here's what we can do to help.
Contributor
Wealth Is Knowledge, And There’s No Knowledge Without Investment
The creation of knowledge is expensive, only for Congress to continue writing taxes as though the creation of knowledge is a burden on...Congress.
ByJohn Tamny,
Contributor
When Nature Is More Precious Than Gold: New Report Highlights How The U.S. Can Be Strategic In Mining Critical Minerals
With rich domestic reserves, the US has a strategic opportunity. We can choose where we mine. We can listen to local voices. And we can protect what cannot be replaced.
ByBill Frist,
Contributor
GM’s New Battery Will Cut The Cost Of Its Electric Trucks By Over $6,000
The lithium-manganese-rich cell, developed with LG Chem, uses far less cobalt and nickel than current lithium-ion cells. It’ll be made in the U.S. and show up in 2028.
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Forbes Staff