Some Obamacare insurers want huge premium hikes
Several health insurance companies are proposing hikes as high as 51 percent, citing sicker patients and expensive medicine
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Several health insurance companies are proposing hikes as high as 51 percent, citing sicker patients and expensive medicine
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy says Republicans offer only a shrug of their shoulders to people who could lose health care subsidies
Millions of Americans have health policies that leave them "underinsured," with hefty deductibles and uncovered liabilities
The New Jersey governor wants to see tax and regulation reform and a national energy strategy
Likely presidential candidate slams the president over Obamacare, calls for Christians to stand up for their faith
New, non-partisan report finds big gains but also some shortcomings
The budget makes steep cuts to domestic programs like Medicare and food stamps
The neurosurgeon is bringing his inflammatory brand of conservative politics to the 2016 race
Agency's overloaded phone system hangs up on more than 8 million, and GOP points to health law as culprit in the disconnections
Public opinion is almost evenly split between favorable and unfavorable views of the law
Spending on pharmaceuticals may jump 41 percent by 2018, boosted by the ACA and new drugs
As tax-filing season draws to a close, the agency has managed to do a lot more with a lot less, but things could get a lot worse
Many estates of individuals who got Medicaid coverage through the ACA are finding a surprise bill due
Gallup-Healthways survey finds more than 14 million have gained coverage since Obamacare went into effect
The Republican Party isn't giving up on reversing Obama's Affordable Care Act
The Texas senator's family is losing health insurance provided through his wife's job, and his options for replacement coverage are limited
The president says Republican predictions of doom haven't come to pass
Texas senator is first major candidate to announce his entry into 2016 race
Although the Affordable Care Act remains controversial, by one key measure the health law is doing its job
A case before the high court could have profound repercussions for the health law -- here's what you need to know