Policy Research for American Solutions
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79% of American hospitals still hide their prices — four years after price transparency became federal law. The maximum fine? $2 million per year on billions in revenue.Source: CMS enforcement data, 2021–2025
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Hospital pricing fraud, insurance denials, pharmaceutical markups traced to CMS and HHS data.
Banned additives, FDA approval failures, USDA inspection gaps exposed through federal records.
Energy grid failures, electricity cost drivers, failed subsidy programs, and regulatory barriers traced through DOE, FERC, and EIA data.
HUD mismanagement, predatory lending patterns, Section 8 fraud from federal housing data.
Illegal immigration fiscal costs, border security gaps, sanctuary city spending, and visa overstay data from DHS, CBP, and federal budget records.
Student loan servicer fraud, Title I fund diversions, DOE accountability gaps.
Inspector General reports, GAO findings, unimplemented recommendations tracked across agencies.
Campaign finance violations, FEC filings analysis, dark money trails from public disclosure data.
Defense contract overruns, Pentagon audit failures, classified budget discrepancies from DOD data.
Federal Reserve policy impacts, Treasury data, SEC enforcement gaps, PPP loan fraud.
Online censorship patterns, digital currency risks, data privacy failures, and Big Tech regulatory gaps from federal records and FTC data.
Prison costs, recidivism drivers, prosecutorial patterns, and system inefficiencies from DOJ, BOP, and federal court records.
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Our research cross-references findings across every issue area to reveal patterns, conflicts of interest, and hidden connections.
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