Analysis

Immigrants covered by private health insurance contributed nearly $25 billion more in premiums in 2014 than was spent on their care.

Lack of investment in education and health care are harming U.S. human capital and GDP.

Particularly in low- and middle-income countries, young people are more likely to believe that their generation will have a positive impact on the world.

A recent analysis of financial terms by The Knowledge Academy shows a potential lapse in investor understanding.

Although there have been fewer drug price hikes this year compared to prior years, there still far more hikes than cuts.

Despite good news on the savings front, large numbers of savers and employers are still recovering from the crisis.

One clinician's suggestion for improving the payers-provider relationship: “Marriage counseling such that they don't view each other as the enemy.”

Consumers are using more telemedicine and experimenting with comparison shopping, empowering them to feel more confident in their health care understanding.