Texas nurse helps the uninsured get needed care

As Supreme Court heard arguments on a landmark health care case, nearly 25% of Texans have no health insurance

• Mar 28, 2012

WH: No contingency plans for health care law

Spokesman said administration is not spending "one second" on steps it would take if the Supreme Court strikes down the health care law

• Mar 28, 2012

Will the court kill the "good" with the "bad"?

Supreme Court considers whether to strike down the "good" provisions if it kills the individual mandate, as one justice put it

• Mar 28, 2012

Clement sees victory in Court striking down mandate

Paul Clement, a former solicitor general representing the 26 states challenging the health care law believes if the individual mandate is declared unconstitutional, the rest of the law will be rejected.

• Mar 28, 2012
• 2:30

Health care law overturn no slam dunk

Despite majority of High Court justices seeming to lean that way during crucial arguments, much can happen before ruling handed down

• Mar 28, 2012

Supreme Court showdown: Final day of arguments

The Supreme Court hears final arguments in the health care reform case on Wednesday, and the justices are mulling an overhaul without the individual mandate. Outside of the court, demonstrators protested either in support of the law or against it.

• Mar 28, 2012
• 1:39

Court's conservatives question insurance mandate

Justices press government's attorney on heart of President Obama's health care law

• Mar 27, 2012

Can health care law survive without the mandate?

Supreme Court to consider legality of controversial provision requiring all Americans to purchase health insurance

• Mar 27, 2012

Outside Supreme Court, a battle for attention

Supporters and opponents of Obama's health care reforms struggle to be heard at the Supreme Court Tuesday

• Mar 27, 2012

What's it like in line outside the Supreme Court?

Some people have traveled from across the country to hear the Supreme Court take up the case of the Affordable Care Act

• Mar 27, 2012

Heart of health care law in focus in High Court

Justices to hear arguments over whether Americans can legally be forced to buy health insurance

• Mar 27, 2012

Supreme Court arguments on health care law: Day 2

Full audio in the second of three days of arguments held by the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing President Obama's health care law in the case of Department of Health and Human Services v. Florida.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 2:00:09

Supreme Court arguments on health care law: Day 1

Full audio in the first of three days of arguments held by the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing President Obama's health care law in the case of Department of Health and Human Services v. Florida.

• Mar 26, 2012
• 1:29:20

Bachmann, Tea party rally at Supreme Court

Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said "we have not waived the white flag of surrender on socialized medicine," at a rally outside of the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday. The high court is hearing arguments about the constitutionality of President Obama's signature health care law. But supporters outweighed opponents at the rally, and chants from supporters made it difficult to hear Bachmann and other opponents of health care reform.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 3:00

Day two: Supreme Court health care rallies

Inside the Supreme Court, the justices tackle the constitutionality of health care reform, dubbed as "Obamacare." Outside the court, supporters and those who oppose health care reform, are making sure their voices are heard. Here is look at the front lines of the rallies.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 1:19

Coburn speaks out on health care law

Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about President Obama's health care law that is having an historic review in the Supreme Court.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 4:03

Obesity surgery a game-changer for diabetes?

Dr. Philip Schauer of The Cleveland Clinic speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about a new study that reveals weight loss surgery can reverse diabetes.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 3:50

Obesity surgery could help cure diabetes: study

Scientists are reporting a potential breakthrough against type 2 diabetes. Dr. Jon LaPook reports on how obesity surgery could be the answer.

• Mar 27, 2012
• 2:16

Poll: 1 in 4 want high court to uphold health law

CBS News/NYT poll finds most Americans want the Supreme Court to strike down all or some of Obama's health care overhaul

• Mar 26, 2012

Scenes from the Supreme Court health care hearings

Images from outside the Supreme Court as President Obama's health care law is reviewed

• Mar 26, 2012
• 35 photos

Health care case seems likely to go on in court

Supreme Court unlikely to let obscure tax law derail examination of Obama administration's health care overhaul

• Mar 26, 2012

Evening News Online, 03.26.12

The U.S. Supreme Court began the first of three days of arguments over President Obama's Affordable Care Act; Then, a study found some patients who received gastric bypass surgery were able to keep their diabetes completely under control; Also, James Cameron traveled in a vessel he helped design to Challenger Deep - the deepest part of the ocean.

• Mar 26, 2012
• 21:29

Supreme Court begins health care law arguments

The U.S. Supreme Court began the first of three days of arguments over President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Jan Crawford reports the justices focused on the issue of whether or not they can even begin to decide the case in the law's current state.

• Mar 26, 2012
• 4:18

Gillibrand: Supreme Court should allow cameras

New York lawmaker calls for transparency at highest court in the land on day health care arguments begin

• Mar 26, 2012

Poll: 47% disapprove of Obama health care law

2 years after law was enacted, and as Supreme Court takes up the bitter fight over its legality, Americans remain divided

• Mar 26, 2012

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