A new Pioneer poll shows Florida voters agree: the incoming Byron Donalds administration should prioritize lowering everyday costs and making housing more affordable.
Read the BlogHave questions about the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit? Our FAQ explains who qualifies, what scholarships can pay for, and how families, schools, and donors can take part.
Review the FAQThe 340B program was created to help patients who can’t afford care. A new study of nearly 4,000 hospitals finds participating hospitals provide less charity care than those outside the program.
Read the StudyThe John G.L. Cabot Award is presented annually to an individual whose work reflects a steadfast commitment to the rule of law, the proper role of free enterprise in our society, and the advancement of free enterprise principles, both in public discourse and the courtroom. This year Pioneer New England Legal Foundation is honoring Vance R. Brown, EVP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Boston Scientific.
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