The Trump administration last week announced steps that could lead to the importation of prescription drugs from Canada, where prices are lower. It is a goal supported by President Trump, but long opposed by many Republicans . . .

Watch Sally C. Pipes Discuss Medicare For All at a panel hosted by the Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C. One viewer shared, "Ms. Pipes is so clear and she is so believable because she lived under the Canadian system and knows the truth.”

Henry Miller joins the nationally syndicated Lars Larson Show to discuss his recent articles on vaccinations and GMOs, respectively. 

Last year Canadians waited a median of just under 20 weeks for specialist care following referral by a general practitioner. All told, nearly 3 percent of the Canadian population was waiting for care in 2018.

Apply that rate to the United States and more than 9.8 million Americans would be waiting for care.

Just over two weeks ago, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon upheld a Trump administration rule that expands access to short-term, limited duration health plans. The ruling represents a major victory for those in need of affordable health coverage.

The Trump administration just announced it is taking steps to introduce a "safe importation action" pilot program authorizing states, wholesalers, and pharmacists to import drugs from Canada under one scenario and from other countries under another scenario. There is no specific timeline for implementation of a plan yet.