Heritage Foundation

The Heritage Foundation is the nation’s most broadly supported public policy research institute, with more than 453,000 individual, foundation and corporate donors. Heritage, founded in February 1973, mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.

Most Recent Articles by Heritage Foundation:

The expansion of a broken entitlement: Medicaid

Seventeen trillion dollars

Little Sisters of the Poor

We need health reform that works for Americans—not against them

The income inequality outrage

Congress needs to force Obama to follow through on the spending cuts

Fiscal restraint is long overdue.

Obamacare’s Barrage of Tax Hikes

The federal government is taking decisions out of the hands of families and businesses, destroying jobs, and restricting consumer choice in the market

At Christmas, it is appropriate for Americans to remember their fellow citizens in distress abroad

Obamacare merely makes Medicaid worse by dumping millions more people into this broken program

Coverage doesn’t hold much value if you can’t get a doctor to see you

Premiums for people purchasing coverage in the individual market have significantly increased in a majority of states

Here are just a few of the highlights

Heritage proposes making insurance policies more personal—so that you can keep your policy, even if you change jobs

Taxpayers are tired of Washington’s gimmicks and games—and conservatives on Capitol Hill shouldn’t fall for this sneaky wordplay

Ryan-Murray budget plan

The budget conferees failed to make substantive reforms to the real drivers of spending and debt: the entitlement programs

Congress hasn’t had a proper budget in years. It just keeps tacking on spending

Thirty-five states have high-risk pools that ensure access to coverage for people with pre-existing conditions

Congress might as well throw in a jingle bell tax, too

People looking for work—or trying to hold down a full-time, minimum wage job—are victims of Obamacare

Repealing Obamacare—and saving Americans from the law’s woes—is only the beginning of what we would like to see in American health care

Six of the things HealthCare.gov couldn’t begin to fix.

The immigration discussions have strayed far from the positive path to immigration and border security reform the country should be on

Compromise deal to bust the sequestration spending caps

Thanking God

Prioritizing Non-Citizens Over American Citizens

Organizing for America (OFA), President Obama’s campaign group, ObamaCare

ObamaCare far from compassionate toward the uninsured and Americans with low and modest incomes