Romney in bind over health care mandate
GOP leaders insist it's a tax, as Supreme Court said, but top aide says Romney disagrees, and some Republicans miffed
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GOP leaders insist it's a tax, as Supreme Court said, but top aide says Romney disagrees, and some Republicans miffed
Senate minority leader tells constituents it's hard to unravel massive law, but he'll still try
Mitt Romney's attempt to distance himself from President Obama's health care law has gotten tougher, with his senior campaign adviser veering off-message. Jan Crawford reports.
How will conflicting messages between Mitt Romney's campaign and Republicans over health care impact Romney as a candidate? John Dickerson speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the possible outcomes of the split.
Ohio Tea Party activists look to Romney to end Obama's health care plan even while expressing reservations about him
A freak storm took the East by surprise, leaving a 600-mile path of destruction across seven states; Then, some Colorado residents forced to evacuate massive wildfires have returned to their homes only to find a pile of ashes; Also, inside the Supreme Court's health care ruling.
Republican governors say they can't afford the eventual cost of expanding Medicaid, but for now they're turning down free money and potentially leaving many uninsured
GlaxoSmithKline will pay $3 billion in penalties to settle a long list of allegations including criminal charges claiming it illegally marketed two of its biggest sellers - antidepressant drugs Paxil and Wellbutrin. Bob Orr reports.
One almost never hears inside details of the workings of the secretive Supreme Court. But after speaking with her sources, CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford learned the ruling hinged on one changed vote by Chief Justice John Roberts.
Republicans are attacking President Obama for what they say is a "tax" in the health care law. But their own nominee signed a law with the same "tax"
To what extent will Mitt Romney focus on health care in the upcoming months?
CBS News' Jan Crawford reports on the sticking point that kept Supreme Court Justice John Roberts from joining conservatives to strike down the health law
CBS News' Jan Crawford reports that Chief Justice John Roberts had a change of heart that led to his vote to uphold President Obama's health care law.
Major Garrett, White House correspondent for National Journal, talks to Erica Hill and Jeff Glor about the politics of health care leading into the fall elections, following the Supreme Court ruling on President Obama's health care law.
At the annual Tea Party convention, there is still passionate opposition to the Affordable Care Act
Three million people from Ohio to New Jersey still have no electricity following a band of powerful storms as temperatures continue to rise; Then, Protests filled the streets of Mexico showing support or disregard for the three top political parties, PRI, PAN and PRD, as the country votes to elect a new president; Also, celebrity chef Elizabeth Andoh is trying to save the endangered cuisine in Japan's nuclear disaster zone of "Tohoku" with a new cookbook.
CBS News' Norah O'Donnell hosts the hour-long program on the latest political news
Md. Dem says he implemented parts of health care law already, giving his state economic advantage over other states "that decide to put their head in the sand"
Wis. Gov. defends Republican presidential candidate who also passed an individual mandate as governor of Mass.
Senator Coburn says president's health care law fixed some of the symptoms of medical system, but not the disease
Because Supreme Court said health care mandate was a tax, Boehner says it will harm small businesses
Controlling health care costs - especially those in Medicare and Medicaid programs - is central to Democratic and Republican plans to reduce the federal budget deficit. But as Terrell Brown reports, one program is already doing just that.
Given recent Supreme Court decisions and November's presidential election, there was no lack of material up for discussion at the Tea Party's second annual "We the People" convention. And as Jeff Glor reports, supporters of the movement still express reservations about voting for Mitt Romney.
John Harris, Major Garrett, John Dickerson and Jan Crawford on how the Supreme Court health care ruling affects Campaign 2012 - and whether jobs will still matter the most come November 6.
Flashback with "Face the Nation" to some key moments in the health care reform debate.