Obamacare
The latest on the Affordable Care Act.


Democrats fell just short of a Medicaid-expanding majority.


How association health plans could undermine the health care law’s markets.


Obamacare repeal vs. Medicare-for-all.


How association health plans and short-term insurance could damage the health care law.


Sign-ups dipped slightly, but not dramatically, under Trump.


Repealing the mandate means millions more uninsured and higher premiums.


Whoops.


The Trump administration set the law up to fail.


It will hit red states especially hard.


Making the health insurance markets worse will not somehow help fix them.


Some people must pay more than is “fair.”


Alex Azar formerly worked for Eli Lilly and the second Bush administration.


New data shows ACA sign-ups so far have been significantly higher than in years past.


The program is the center of an ideological war for the future of the American safety net.


Premiums would increase by 10 percent.


The president’s new target: the individual mandate.


The sign-up period starts Wednesday, November 1.


The former president posts a video encouraging Americans to “get covered.”


The president wants to pay for tax cuts by increasing the uninsured.


Democrats saved Obamacare. Can they stave off sabotage?


Fast forward three years. This is what health care will look like.


Here we go again.


Trump keeps insisting he does not want health insurers to get an Obamacare bailout.


Suddenly, Alexander-Murray’s odds are dimming.


The plan’s biggest barrier? President Trump.


The wild card for 2018 rates is the president of the United States.


It would be comic if millions of people weren’t going to suffer so Trump could teach himself this lesson.


He’s spiking the football after causing a lose-lose-lose situation.


“It’s going to hurt kids. It’s going to hurt families. It’s going to hurt individuals.”


The real-world consequences of ending cost-sharing reduction payments.


Fewer people will have insurance — and the government will spend more.


The move is a new threat to the law’s insurance markets.


The Trump administration is planning to bring back certain health plans that don’t have to play by Obamacare rules.


The president could use association health plans to badly damage the law’s markets.


There’s a three-hour window for taking birth control on time. And those “placebo” pills at the end of a pack? They actually have real ingredients.


Trump personally intervened to try to block Iowa’s proposal for stabilizing its Obamacare marketplace.


The new rules let big companies end contraceptive coverage — and take effect immediately.


Controversy over private flights brought down Trump’s top health official.


“I regret the concerns this has raised regarding the use of taxpayer dollars.”

