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It's a no-brainer.Let the Internet gang help the government enroll the estimated 18 million low-income uninsured for health coverage in the new state health exchanges under the health-reform law, and explain to the uninsured what these exchanges are all about. The Internet enrollment would be free -- no cost to consumers or taxpayers. The Internet enrollers instead would get paid commissions from the insurers, plus abide by state and federal privacy laws.Trouble is, the federal government is ignoring this cost-free idea, despite sanctioning it more than a year ago, and despite the ringing endorsement of Democrat and Republican governors, as well Democrat Congressmen and Senators.It's no small irony that Internet enrollers are being stonewalled by the federal government, while at the same time the federal government issues press releases about very costly new "navigators" that all 50 states now must hire by the tens of thousands to explain the new exchanges to consumers, and also enrol...
Sen. Lisa Murkowski on the boost to the U.S. economy of becoming a natural gas export.
The U.S. government banned BP Plc from new federal contracts on Wednesday over its "lack of business integrity" in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a move that ...
The U.S. government banned BP Plc from new federal contracts on Wednesday over its "lack of business integrity" in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, a move th...
BP Plc will pay $4.5 billion in penalties and plead guilty to criminal misconduct in the Deepwater Horizon disaster, which caused the worst U.S. offshore oil spill e...
President Barack Obama faces a challenge in his second term that was unthinkable a few years ago: how to adapt an energy policy focused on oil imports and scarcity t...
Powerful Democrats in Congress are calling for a Congressional inquiry as well as tighter federal oversight in the wake of the deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak....
FBN's Liz MacDonald says Congress may push to give the FDA more drug regulatory power in states.
A group of four Republican senators on Friday sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner expressing concern about Chinese energy giant's Cnooc Ltd's $15.1 ...
Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX) on why he is pushing for the legalization of online poker.
FBN’s Lou Dobbs on the financial and political costs of the President’s energy policies.
A key Democrat has asked the head of the U.S. futures regulator whether Iran was the source of a false rumor early this month that sent global oil prices to their hi...
Tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve won’t help lower gas prices to $2.50, and it won’t help the President win voters who are afraid his energy policies are bring...
Rep. Michael Grimm, (R-NY), on efforts to block the TSA’s new rule allowing small knives on planes.
The U.S. government hurtled on Friday toward making deep spending cuts that threaten to hinder the nation's economic recovery, after Republicans and Democrats failed...
Edison International (EIX) posted a smaller fourth-quarter loss as stronger results at the company's utility offset losses at its wholesale-power unit, which has bee...
Which sounds more risky: driving a race car 200 miles per hour on the Massachusetts Turnpike, or trying to trade stocks from your home computer while competing again...
A key U.S. lawmaker is questioning whether Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA.LN, RDSB) took heed of forecasts for dangerous weather when it decided to move a drilling rig thro...
Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA, RDSA.LN) and emergency responders are preparing to send a salvage crew to a company oil rig that ran aground in the Arctic, a company sp...
Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA, RDSA.LN) and emergency responders are preparing to send a salvage crew to a company oil rig that ran aground in the Arctic, a company sp...
