By Bobby Jindal and Taylor Hood Americans have a right to know what is in their food. That shouldn’t be controversial. You should be able to walk into a grocery store, read a label, and be confident that the ingredients listed on the food you are buying have been subject to transparent, science-based oversight and […]
By Bobby Jindal and Keith Kellogg Just a few days ago, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said, “We owe our warriors the absolute best medical care in the world, and this program delivers on that obligation.” On the medicine, he is right. Under the July 15 directive, “all Active Duty and Reserve Component personnel aged […]
By Bobby Jindal and Hannah Anderson It’s your dollar. This year, American families will spend more than $37,000 on private health care, while the average family on Obamacare will spend about $27,000. The per-person cost of health care in America? Nearly $16,000 for every man, woman and child. That’s $5 trillion of the American economy. […]
The greatest cost of depopulation is not economic. It is civilizational. By Bobby Jindal & Alex Castellanos Good news, everyone. We may not need children after all. That’s the comforting conclusion one could draw from a growing body of economic research on declining birthrates. Yes, fertility is falling. Yes, populations are aging. Yes, workforces are […]
America’s aging population will make home-based care increasingly important in the years ahead By Bobby Jindal & Newt Gingrich One of the most important transformations in American healthcare is taking place outside hospitals and nursing homes. Advances in artificial intelligence, telehealth, remote monitoring, home health services, and new care delivery models are making it possible […]