Insurance premiums are skyrocketing, but insurers say rates are still kind of a guessing game. Whatever happened to those "death panels" everyone was warned about? And what's the latest on health savings accounts? Merrill Matthews joins Point of View's Kerby Anderson in-studio to discuss the latest emerging issues regarding Obamacare.

Merrill Matthews joins Washington DC talk host Don Kroah in the WAVA studios to discuss recent headlines on Obamacare, immigration, the minimum wage, and the race for the White House in 2016.

President Obama says the reason for his delay in rolling out an immigration plan by executive order is so he can invest more time explaining it to the public.

An embarrassing shift has occurred under the Obama presidency. When it comes to health care regulations, immigration, and voting, don't worry about the rule of law. President Obama will just take your word for it--- "honor-nomics." Same thing for the world's dictators. Click to listen as Matthews talks with Wisconsin's best talk host, Vicki McKenna.

All eyes are on the city of Denton, Texas to see whether citizens will vote this November to impose a ban on fracking. IPI president Tom Giovanetti took part in a debate on the issue hosted by the Denton County Republican Assembly on September 2, in which he spoke in favor of property rights, energy exploration, and in opposition to the ban. In the following audio, Giovanetti joins Mark Davis on KSKY's 660 AM The Answer to give a Tuesday morning preview of the debate, as well as a Wednesday post-debate analysis.

IPI's Merrill Matthews talks with WGTK's Joe Elliott about the many forces, including politics, causing erratic costs for health insurance premiums.

A teacher's union wants Staples out of the mail business to keep postal workers from facing competition.

WWNC's Pete Kaliner interviews Merrill Matthews on Burger King's corporate inversion with Tim Hortons and move to Canada. Plus, guess which Democrat mega-investor is helping the company make the move?

Investor Warren Buffett has famously wanted the rich to pay higher taxes. Just not him or any of his companies.

The fracking issue has taken a new turn as a growing number of communities look to dramatically limit or even ban the practice. But what are the implications for property rights in light of fracking bans? IPI's Tom Giovanetti and Merrill Matthews take a look in this podcast.