WASHINGTON -- While some Republicans are using the ongoing budget debate to push symbolic campaigns to defund or repeal Obamacare, two Republican sena...
You'd think that the country that spends the most on health care -- that would be us -- would have the world's best health outcomes. Far from it. Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare describes how health care in America has turned into a business.
The headlines make it seem like bad news. But it's not. It is good news that half the states are refusing to have anything to do with the new health insurance marketplaces being set up under the Affordable Care Act.
As both our national debt and health care costs continue to swell, America's CEOs and other "influentials" insist that Congress cut Medicare spending. In truth, we do not have a "Medicare problem" in this country; we have a big problem with rising health care costs.
President Barack Obama’s reelection removes questions about the survival of the health care reform law bearing his name, meaning that over the next ...
WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will learn how the Supreme Court rules on his flagship healthcare law from watching the ...
President Obama's vision of universal health care will not die -- that much is assured. If it is wounded by judicial activism, it still has a chance to rise again, stronger and more pertinent, with a public option included.
Communities of color need a multi-disciplinary approach to achieving health equity and eliminating barriers to care, which is why we support the Health Equity and Accountability Act of 2012.
WASHINGTON -- Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's campaign and a like-minded conservative group launched seemingly uncoordinated but highly tellin...
The wholesale domination of our health by the same Wall Street types who tanked our economy is exactly what has caused the falling health barometers on access, cost, and quality.
Anyone who's shopped for health insurance knows what a headache the process can be. The disorienting maze of features, benefits, and coverage options can leave consumers under-protected even when they've overpaid.
I have refrained from filing a web log ("blog") in recent weeks on my favorite topic, health care being a right for all Americans, that I first wrote ...
Since the health care law passed, questions have swirled about it. Most importantly, Americans are concerned about how it will affect them. Will the...
Barack Obama, the law professor, was acting like a prosecutor. He'd invited Grassley to the Oval Office, to talk about the senator's concerns. But he ...
A leading House Democrat predicted on Tuesday that not a single Republican lawmaker will end up supporting health care legislation despite President O...
After Guantanamo, after state secrets, after cap and trade, health care, the settlement freeze, and Afghanistan, it will be hard to answer the skeptic who says Obama lacks the conviction of his convictions.
Research shows that Americans, when they have a chance to work through the choices in health care reform, are far more willing to make tradeoffs than town hall meetings would suggest.
After 20 years of turning control of most aspects of our lives to the marketplace, only to see an epic meltdown, we ought now to be looking at government regulation as a reasonable alternative.
The White House struck back hard on Friday against conservative pundits and town hall protesters who have compared the President to Hitler and his pol...
President Obama on Wednesday will unveil a new message highlighting eight ways that health care consumers would be treated better by insurance compani...
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs dismissed concerns on Monday that the Obama administration has allowed Congress to take the the lead in craft...
New poll numbers from NBC/Wall Street Journal produce two major and potentially conflicting story lines when it comes to the Obama administration's ef...