The GOP’s Crusade To Defund Obamacare Is Over
Three years after Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, Republicans accept they can’t defund it. But they keep going through the motions.
Three years after Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, Republicans accept they can’t defund it. But they keep going through the motions.
In a radio interview, the Fox News host questions the House speaker’s commitment. “But do you want to risk the full faith and credit of the United States government over ObamaCare?” Boehner shoots back.
“You do see about a 50-50 split in what states are doing,” says Oklahama’s Republican Governor Mary Fallin. Democrats, largely in support of the measure, acknowledge the costs of putting it in place.
Now that more effective (but expensive) contraception options are covered by insurance, will women switch to IUDs?
Religious families look for an alternative. The market at work.
The new rules governing copay-free birth control are turning out to be really complicated. Use this flowchart to determine whether you can really get your contraception for free.
New rules requiring insurance companies to cover birth control without a copay go into effect today. Doctors say this could make a dent in teen pregnancy rates by giving teens access to the most effective forms of contraception — which are also some of the most expensive.
In Maumee, Obama defends his signature legislative achievement from Republican repeal efforts.
You’ve probably already seen a few of these on your Facetweet feeds and Tumblrist boards.
What it really means. Health care professionals, from an OB/GYN to a therapist to a pharmacist, share their feelings on the law and how they foresee it affecting their practices and patients.
Vast expansion in insurance for Americans in 2014. Obama avoids catastrophe, but Republicans sharpen their knives.
Today the Supreme Court considers the Affordable Care Act (better known in some circles as Obamacare) and their decision could have a big impact on women’s health. We talked to some experts on exactly what the decision will mean.