Health Law’s Insurance Mandate Is Struck Down by an Appeals Court
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court Wednesday struck down a central provision of the Affordable Care Act, ruling that the requirement that people have health...
A call to action as U.S. deaths rise from meth use
The meth problem has sneaked up on state and national leaders. Deaths associated with meth use are climbing in many states, an alarming trend for...
Voters scared of ‘Medicare for All’ find more to like in ‘public option’ VIEW
With Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders calling for a single-payer “Medicare for All” system, a public option is looking like a safe moderate position....
Why Baby Elijah and a million other children lack Medicaid
Some state and federal officials have portrayed the 3% drop in children's enrollment as a success story, but there is growing evidence that administrative changes...
Health law premiums to fall and number of insurers to rise next year
The 4% price decline is only the second time that average monthly premiums have dropped year-to-year since the marketplace opened in 2014, and it is...
What happens if Obamacare is struck down?
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has announced it changed its position and agreed with a federal judge that the entire Affordable Care Act, not just...
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Medical school run by Kaiser plans to waive student tuition, joining NYU
The school will start accepting applications in June and open in Pasadena, California, the summer of 2020.