Workers will likely end up covering the $63-per-head fee VIDEO
States weighed in on issues including the death penalty, GMO labeling, human trafficking and racist language
In one way, his defeat will actually improve his place in history
Medicaid recipients around the country are now unable to afford basic dental health
The good news? Healthcare coverage is up. The bad news? Unless you are wealthy, in 2011, your income fell again
We know a lot less about how to manage money than we think
Football-tossing Republican CEO: Repeal Obamacare or pay an extra quarter for bad pizza
After ignoring the Affordable Care Act in 2010, Democrats have begun using it as a political weapon this election
In 1986, the GOP icon signed a law that requires hospitals to treat poor people and undocumented immigrants
Why would some Democratic governors be cool toward Medicaid expansion?
We now spend the same share of GDP on health care (18%) as the historical average of federal taxes collected
People are suspicious of Obamacare in the abstract, but when it gets to the specifics they tend to like it a lot
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On March 21, 2010, the House voted to approve a healthcare bill intended to overhaul the system and guarantee Americans access to health insurance. The vote was 219 to 213. Problem solved? Hardly.
