PoliticsRepealing Obamacare Without a Replacement Would Cause 18 Million to Lose InsuranceSenate Republicans fallback plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act and work on a replacement later would cause 18 million more people to be uninsured and premiums to spike by 20 to 25 percent next year, according to a congressional report
PoliticsThe Republican 'Plan B' on Health Care Is Falling ApartAfter enough Republican senators opposed the Better Care Reconciliation Act to keep it from moving ahead, a fallback plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act before working on its replacement is already dead. Trump said his plan now is to "let Obamacare fail"
PoliticsPresident Trump Gave Congress Two Options to Handle Health Care. They May Not Like Either OnePresident Trump staked out two dramatically different positions on how to handle health care over the course of a few hours. He called for lawmakers to repeal the Affordable Care Act first, then use the impending collapse of the individual insurance market to force Democrats to negotiate
PoliticsThe Number of U.S. Adults Without Health Insurance Has Risen by Two Million This YearThe number of U.S. adults without health insurance has grown by two million this year, according to a major new survey that finds recent coverage gains beginning to erode. The new numbers highlight what's at stake as Congress returns to its healthcare debate
PoliticsHow the Senate Health Care Bill Would Hurt Seniors in Nursing HomesThe Better Care Reconciliation Act, which was released on June 22, has faced harsh criticism over its deep cuts to Medicaid. One group that would be particularly hurt: Senior citizens living in nursing homes, many of whom rely on Medicaid to pay the bills for their care.
U.S.President Trump Says Repeal Obamacare Now and Replace It LaterPresident Donald Trump has barged into Senate Republicans' delicate health care negotiations with a suggestion bound to muddle things: If you can't cut a deal on repealing the Obama-era law, then repeal it right away and then replace it later
PoliticsRepealing Obamacare Without a Replacement Would Cause 18 Million to Lose InsuranceSenate Republicans fallback plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act and work on a replacement later would cause 18 million more people to be uninsured and premiums to spike by 20 to 25 percent next year, according to a congressional report
PoliticsThe Republican 'Plan B' on Health Care Is Falling ApartAfter enough Republican senators opposed the Better Care Reconciliation Act to keep it from moving ahead, a fallback plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act before working on its replacement is already dead. Trump said his plan now is to "let Obamacare fail"
PoliticsPresident Trump Gave Congress Two Options to Handle Health Care. They May Not Like Either OnePresident Trump staked out two dramatically different positions on how to handle health care over the course of a few hours. He called for lawmakers to repeal the Affordable Care Act first, then use the impending collapse of the individual insurance market to force Democrats to negotiate
PoliticsThe Number of U.S. Adults Without Health Insurance Has Risen by Two Million This YearThe number of U.S. adults without health insurance has grown by two million this year, according to a major new survey that finds recent coverage gains beginning to erode. The new numbers highlight what's at stake as Congress returns to its healthcare debate
PoliticsHow the Senate Health Care Bill Would Hurt Seniors in Nursing HomesThe Better Care Reconciliation Act, which was released on June 22, has faced harsh criticism over its deep cuts to Medicaid. One group that would be particularly hurt: Senior citizens living in nursing homes, many of whom rely on Medicaid to pay the bills for their care.
U.S.President Trump Says Repeal Obamacare Now and Replace It LaterPresident Donald Trump has barged into Senate Republicans' delicate health care negotiations with a suggestion bound to muddle things: If you can't cut a deal on repealing the Obama-era law, then repeal it right away and then replace it later
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