Health Care Reform

Obamacare Enrollment Is Outpacing Last Year With 8 Million Sign-Ups

Early evidence suggests more young people are signing up, too.
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Obamacare Enrollment Hits 6 Million Ahead Of January Deadline

The government wants to get to 10 million, and the deadline is Jan. 31.
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Everything You Need To Know About Ben Carson's Health Care Plan

He wants to replace Obamacare, Medicare and Medicaid with more liberty, or something.
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Another GOP Governor Calls For Obamacare Medicaid Expansion

The wall of Republican opposition to helping poor people get health care keeps cracking.
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This Is What It Costs To Ignore Obamacare's Individual Mandate

It used to be $95. Not anymore.
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Fewer Americans Struggle To Pay Medical Bills

Improvements coincided with coverage expansions under Obamacare.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press

Inside Jon Stewart's Infuriating, Illuminating 9/11 Lobbying In Congress

Jon Stewart came down to Capitol Hill to persuade lawmakers to create a permanent health care bill to support September 11 first responders. Here's what you didn't see on The Daily Show.
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National Health Care Spending Is Up For A Really Obvious Reason

Obamacare gave millions of people health coverage, and they're using it.
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Bad Obamacare News Is Real. That Doesn't Mean Obamacare Is Dying.

UnitedHealth Group's negative outlook on the health law isn't a good sign, but there's more to the story.
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Big Insurer Eyes Exit From Obamacare Exchanges

UnitedHealth Group is losing money, which is bad news for Obamacare.
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