Obamacare
The latest on the Affordable Care Act.
Avik Roy on what works in the GOP health care bill and what should be improved.
There’s uncertainty on hiring in the health care industry.
The White House hasn’t been clear about how they’ll run the marketplaces — and that is resulting in higher premiums.
The HHS secretary is making promises the Republican bill can’t keep.
Their month-long journey from humiliation to jubilation.
The health care bill that passed is a return to a purer, crueler GOP vision.
Two factions played a game of chicken — and the Freedom Caucus won.
The American Health Care Act would pull back crucial protections for access to drug treatment — in the middle of the opioid epidemic.
The Republican health care bill would let insurers discriminate against me for doing the right thing.
The House is voting on the American Health Care Act to overhaul Obamacare.
Here’s what the Senate might do to change it.
While the media wasn’t looking, the House was gearing up to pass the AHCA
It does the opposite of what they say.
How the health care bill could change the health care system.
Rich people do well. Sick people don’t.
The American Health Care Act is now the Senate’s problem.
A bill “no one would ever propose as a sane solution.”
The one quote that explains the biggest problem with the AHCA.
Repeal cuts taxes for millionaires, even if millions lose insurance.
A little-noticed loophole would affect the 159 million Americans with employer-sponsored coverage.
It’s really happening this time, apparently.
The bill creates a series of bizarre incentives.
Inside the last-minute push from the left to block Paul Ryan’s health care bill after it reemerged.
Republicans don’t want the AHCA to pass. But none of them want to be the cause of its failure.
More money is being funneled to people with high medical costs.
Republican legislators want to keep popular Obamacare provisions for themselves and their staff.
The pools have a history of running into a big problem: They cost a ton of money.
The White House is zeroing in on individual lawmakers to get the votes it needs.
Charging sick people higher premiums has become unacceptable to a growing group of GOP legislators.
Congress member Fred Upton of Michigan officially came out against the bill on Tuesday.
He’s the rare Republican willing to defend preexisiting conditions.
“I expect the Senate to do something different. I don’t expect we’ll vote on the House bill as it is.”
In the span of two days, President Trump has given two interviews about a health care bill that does not seem to exist.
It will hit areas of the country that are rural and poor — and predominantly supported Trump — very hard.
Either the president doesn’t understand the proposal — or isn’t telling the truth about it.
Maybe they just don’t really want to.
“It’s a bit like negotiating with Jell-O.”
If you remember the slog to pass Obamacare, you might be feeling some déjà vu with the American Health Care Act.
How many states would actually choose to roll back popular Obamacare insurance protections for their citizens?