More from King v. Burwell: Obamacare subsidies upheld by Supreme Court
What I learned in covering Obamacare for five years: Congress meant for residents of all 50 states to have access to financial help.
A new video shows Jonathan Gruber acknowledging the problem at the center of the reform law’s most recent lawsuits in January of 2012.
“I honestly don’t remember why I said that,” health economist Jon Gruber says. “I was speaking off-the-cuff. It was just a mistake.”
Yes, words have meaning. Context has meaning, too.
A lawsuit could render subsidies illegal in 36 states — but there’s a workaround.
Two federal appeals courts apparently can’t agree.
The Supreme Court simply isn’t going to rip insurance from tens of millions of people in order to teach Congress a lesson about grammar.
A second federal court ruled Tuesday on the legality of Obamacare’s health insurance subsidies — and this one found, unlike the D.C. Circuit Court ruling hours earlier, that the subsidies are legal.
Five million Americans could face a premium increase of 76 percent.
This little-known lawsuit is Obamacare’s biggest threat.
This could be a disaster for the health-care law.