Obamacare woes spark glee - and caution - for GOP
Republicans are straddling the line between joy over the political ramifications and sympathy over the glitches' effect on their constituents
Obamacare: Health Care Reform
Face the Nation transcripts November 10, 2013: Netanyahu, Christie, Panetta
CBS News' Norah O'Donnell hosts the hour-long program on the latest political news
Dealing with health care woes, Obama pivots to the economy
As he deals with Obamacare glitches, many of the president's second-term priorities look increasingly hard to achieve
Obama: "I'm sorry" Americans are losing insurance
In an interview, the president said his administration was working to close "some of the holes and gaps" that were causing millions of Americans to get cancellation letters
WH: Shutdown may have cost U.S. 120,000 jobs in October
A report produced by the Obama administration says independent analysts may be underestimating the cost of the 16-day shutdown
How Obamacare will change employer-provided insurance
The "keep it if you like it" promise looks dubious in the individual market, but the health law will also mean changes to employer-sponsored plans
A tale of two insureds: One benefits, one loses under Obamacare
Under health care reform, some people would see their premiums go down, while others are told that their health insurance will be cancelled
Departing Obamacare security official didn't sign off on site launch
Tony Trenkle, the official in charge of security for HealthCare.gov, who's stepping down next week, didn't sign off on the site's security
Key tech official behind Obamacare website to step down
Tony Trenkle, chief information officer at the agency responsible for HealthCare.gov, will depart Nov. 15 for a private sector job
Twitter going public at good time for IPOs
Investor demand for initial public offerings is surging as social networker preps for its market debut next week
Government shutdown obscures economic picture
The October furlough of federal employees could make upcoming reports on economic growth and employment look weaker than they really are
"Free" health insurance under Obamacare has drawbacks
Getting health insurance for "free" may sound appealing, but it can leave folks under-insured and spending more in the long run
HealthCare.gov ducked final security requirements before launch
Top-to-bottom security tests were never done; government granted itself a waiver to launch website with "a level of uncertainty" over security risk
How politics, partisanship, and spin doomed HealthCare.gov
John Dickerson: The failure of HealthCare.gov gets to the heart of the difference between campaigning and governing
Partisan Senate battles to take center stage this week
Fights over Obama's nominees, Obamacare and a workplace non-discrimination bill will highlight the Senate's divisions
Romney: Obamacare fiasco "rotting" Obama's second term
Former Gov. Mitt Romney says Obama failed to learn from Mass. healthcare model; both parties dig on whether Obama lied over coverage
Obamacare glitches are "just the tip of the iceberg," GOP says
In weekly addresses, Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., suggests starting over on health care; Obama talks budget, urges Congress to pick the "right priorities"
Despite major Obamacare problems, a "death spiral" is unlikely
Elements of the law will help avert collapse and prop up the new insurance marketplace even if few healthy people initially enroll
Obamacare enrollments got off to very slow start, documents show
Obama administration has been unwilling to disclose number of policies purchased, but documents show some figures are available
Unlike HealthCare.gov, Wash. state's site appears to work well
Since Washington state opened its health care exchange, 49,000 people have enrolled, and another 92,000 have started applications
Issa subpoenas Sebelius for HealthCare.gov documents
Republican oversight chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., demands information that Health and Human Services secretary has so far refused to hand over
Obamacare website problems extend beyond federal version
States that opted to run own exchanges have spent $1.1B in taxpayer money for own sites; some paying same contractor currently under fire
Government shutdown has lasting effects on U.S. companies
From big box stores to airlines, the government shutdown hit a large number of American companies' bottom lines
Obamacare glitches have small insurance co-ops scrambling
If not enough people sign up, these companies won't be able to stay afloat -- and some say Obamacare could sink too
Sebelius blames contractors for HealthCare.gov problems
Health and Human Services Secretary says private contractors who built botched website did not meet expectations
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I tested America.gov, the government's AI chatbot, on health questions
Women face a "diagnostic odyssey" at the doctor. This plan aims to help.
Oregon eyes nation's first single-payer healthcare system. Will it work?
Severely disabled toddler euthanized in the Netherlands under new rules
Food safety becomes election issue as major outbreaks, recalls cause concern
Teen's headache reveals family health risk: "Saving people's lives"
Will an FDA crackdown curb access to cheaper GLP-1 weight-loss drugs?
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