Progress boosting insurance rate threatens to stall
A new report suggests Obamacare may be reaching a limit in a nation politically divided over the government’s role in guaranteeing coverage
Watch CBS News
A new report suggests Obamacare may be reaching a limit in a nation politically divided over the government’s role in guaranteeing coverage
Congress has tried to repeal Obamacare more than 60 times since the law was enacted
Programs like Social Security and unemployment benefits aren't just giveaways -- they help society aid those who truly need it
Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act is underway, but problems with the law mean consumers could face significant rate hikes in places like Nashville
In a wide-ranging interview with "Face the Nation," the vice president talked about emails, the 2016 race, and being an "Obama Whisperer"
The president's comments come after news that Affordable Care Act premiums will rise significantly in 2017
Fewer Americans are signing up than forecast, plus they're older and poorer, adding to the sharply higher costs
The Obama administration said Monday that premiums could go up an average of 25 percent next year under Obamacare
With 13 days to go until the election, Donald Trump is taking time off campaigning for the grand opening of his new hotel in Washington, D.C. -- his second marketing event of the week
He tried to keep up an attack on Obamacare, but acknowledged getting off track allows him to "make a statement about the truth"
Donald Trump's campaign says he has a path to victory -- but that path may not be the one outlined by his campaign
He also called the 25-percent increase announced by the government "such a phony number," and predicted the rate hikes would actually be higher
The government says it will match consumers to a new plan automatically, but you'll still need to do your research
The administration confirms an average increase of 25 percent, though most enrollees’ subsidies will cushion the blow
Some 13.8 million expected to sign up for 2017 coverage, a jump of nearly 9 percent from those who enrolled for this year
A day earlier, the former president called the healthcare law a "crazy system"
In practice, the way the Affordable Care Act works for some Americans is "the craziest thing in the world," he said Monday
Government estimates 2.5 million who bought off-exchange coverage for the year may qualify for tax credits to help pay premium
Lawmakers vent outrage over high prescription costs, but both political parties set the stage for the problem, some experts say
The "public option" is getting a second wind, thanks to new support from lawmakers and insurers fleeing the Affordable Care Act
Here's a hint: It's not because of tax increases, government regulations or Obamacare. Here's another: Look at Congress
As employers keep pushing more costs onto employees, you need to be well informed to make sure you don't overpay
Despite the good news from the Census Bureau on rising U.S. incomes, high medical expenses still take a costly toll
The U.S. needs policies that can boost growth, jobs, living standards and fairness -- and politics won't make that any easier
President blasts Republicans in Congress for refusing to approve requested amount to fight against Zika