GOP doubles down on health care repeal promise
Republicans expect more opposition to health care in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling and say they could actually pull off a repeal if that opposition translates into success in November
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Republicans expect more opposition to health care in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling and say they could actually pull off a repeal if that opposition translates into success in November
Health care decision "a plus for me," he tells conservative publication
Controversial law that requires women to have an ultrasound before an abortion sparked national debate about women's health care
At least four GOP-led states are considering whether to withdraw from Medicaid expansion in wake of Supreme Court decision
Even split on Supreme Court ruling, with Republican-affiliated respondents much more likely to disagree with the Court
One day after the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to uphold the centerpiece of the president's health care reform bill, Republicans have scheduled a vote to repeal the bill. Norah O'Donnell sits down with House Speaker John Boehner.
How will the Supreme Court ruling to uphold the president's health care law impact the upcoming general election? Scott Pelley speaks with CBS News political director John Dickerson.
Supreme Court's chief justice jokes he's heading to "impregnable fortress" overseas after landmark opinion upholding Obama law
Republicans chief talking point against the health care law in the wake of court ruling could also be used against their own nominee
CBS News chief White House correspondent Norah O'Donnell previews this Sunday's "Face the Nation" with House Speaker John Boehner, Sens. Tom Coburn (R-Ok.) and Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and a politics roundtable.
$4.2M from 42,000 donors on day high court upholds law; Spin on decision from both parties in full swing
House Republican leader says people want "patient-centered" health care, not the Affordable Care Act
Republicans are bent on repealing the Affordable Care Act. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi details the benefits Americans would lose if the measure were repealed.
One of the biggest shocks in the Supreme Court's decision on health care is that Bush-appointed Chief Justice Roberts sided with the liberal justices in upholding the law. Erica Hill and Jeff Glor asked Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe why Roberts voted that way. Tribe taught both Roberts and President Obama.
After the Supreme Court ruled that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, President Obama, Mitt Romney and both parties wasted no time putting their spin on the decision. Jan Crawford reports.
Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, how will Republicans react? Erica Hill and Jeff Glor asked House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
Roberts has a track record as a staunch conservative, but decisive vote upholding health care law undermines accusations of partisanship
Justices say controversial provision requiring all Americans to buy health insurance can stand; finds fault with Medicaid expansion
John Roberts' ruling is a big win for Barack Obama, but the president is looking to move on
Conservatives and liberals reflected Thursday about what the health care law means for them
The conventional wisdom was that the "fifth" and deciding vote might be cast, not by Roberts, but by swing justice Anthony Kennedy
Court voted 5-4 to uphold individual mandate requiring insurance for all Americans, but did strike down a Medicaid expansion provision
Americans will find out if President Barack Obama's overhaul can work as advertised to provide coverage to millions of uninsured while also keeping costs in chec
A look at where each of the 50 states stand on the president's signature health care legislation, which was largely upheld by the Supreme Court
President Obama had a brief scare when two cable news channels erroneously reported that the Supreme Court struck down the individual mandate portion of the health care law. Norah O'Donnell reports.