Obamacare
The latest on the Affordable Care Act.
Republican-led states are giving us a better idea of how they could use waivers to make the Affordable Care Act more conservative.
This is what they said.
His caucus is trying to kill it.
The big upcoming dates for the health care law.
Why the law is still standing and why it isn’t yet safe.
Facing the GOP health bill, Sanders’ team repeatedly held off their push for a “Medicare-for-all” alternative.
Inside one state’s effort to Trump-proof their health law marketplace.
Trump has taken these key payments hostage. Cost-sharing reductions, explained.
“Targeted” aid programs can have staying power.
Kevin Counihan, who ran the federal marketplace, has taken a job with health plan Centene.
Trump’s plan could raise Obamacare premiums between 15 and 20 percent.
The problem of cost-sharing reductions, explained.
How Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, and Donald Trump botched Obamacare repeal.
Clinton and Carter were middling at best. Obama is LBJ or FDR level.
“3 Republicans and 48 Democrats let the American people down.”
The Senate’s last-ditch Obamacare repeal effort fails in late-night vote, with a surprise vote from Sen. John McCain.
There is something very wrong with the Republican Party right now.
The bill would cause 16 million to lose coverage, and results from one of the strangest legislative contortions in modern memory.
What on earth.
The latest plan to overhaul the health law.
It’s another blow to the GOP’s repeal hopes.
This is not normal, and it is not sustainable.
Republican lawmakers are spreading misinformation.
Uncertainty over the health law’s future has enrollees making frantic backup plans — from hoarding pills to moving abroad.
Republicans leaders are scrambling for votes.
But the debate lives on.
“Repeal and replace” or “skinny repeal.”
Refugees and immigrants signed up for the coverage expansion. Their neighbors voted Trump into office.
Stay tuned.
The 8 steps toward a final vote.
Nobody knows what happens now.
The newest health repeal plan violates promises from congressional leaders — and the president.
The bill is still changing.
“Skinny repeal” is the latest ploy from GOP leaders.
The city is the health law’s quiet urban success story — with the uninsured rate falling from 22 percent to 7.4 in just three years.