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Obamacare might not be doing as well as the White House reports.
Making the health exchange websites easy to use is widely seen as crucial to the health-care law’s success, but a new report suggests transparency was lacking.
What we know about Obamacare’s state exchanges so far.
A new study finds retiree health plans — and Obamacare — could encourage people to retire earlier.
After a catastrophic launch, Obamacare still signed up 8 million people. That’s because being uninsured is worse than using HealthCare.Gov.
The number comes after HealthCare.gov’s botched rollout, which led to few sign-ups in the fall.
The uninsured rate is falling three times faster in states that have taken active steps to implement the insurance expansion.
The changes to the Census won’t make it impossible to judge Obamacare.
The health overhaul is expected to cover more people now at a slightly lower price.
A preliminary look found early Obamacare enrollees use specialty drugs that treat major health problems at a higher cost.
Two-thousand pages of health-care reform could save you 5 percent or less on car insurance.
Millions are gaining insurance coverage, but Obamacare might not be the reason why.
How’d Charles Gaba become the go-to Obamacare numbers guru?
The number of uninsured Americans plummeted to the lowest rate since 2008 after the launch of Obamacare’s marketplaces, according to a Gallup survey released Monday.