Obama goes from glossing over health care issues to apologizing
The president's approach to Obamacare's problems have changed significantly in five weeks
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"Stand your ground" repeal voted down by Fla. House committee
Panel defeats effort to repeal state's controversial law that was in the spotlight after fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin
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
More plagiarism accusations against Sen. Rand Paul
Already facing a cascade of plagiarism allegations, the Kentucky Republican is now accused of copying academic papers in his book
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
Senate passes workplace anti-discrimination bill
Bill barring discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation passed the Senate with Republican support; its prospects in the House are dim
Several House Republicans to seek impeachment of Eric Holder
Republicans are still angry at the attorney general and the Justice Department's role in Fast and Furious Operation
Jimmy Carter's grandson to run for Georgia governor
Jason Carter, a Democratic state senator, will challenge incumbent Republican Gov. Nathan Deal in 2014
House to vote on "Keep Your Health Plan Act"
In a jab at Obama's "if you like your plan" promise, GOP bill would allow people to keep their current insurance for another year
Rand Paul slams Christie for post-Sandy ads
The Kentucky senator and potential 2016 Christie foe suggested the tourism spots were de facto campaign ads for Christie's reelection
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
Obama takes Texas to task for not expanding Medicaid
"There's not a lot of logic" to the Lone Star statess decision to forgo federal aid to expand Medicaid, president says
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
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