Obamacare

In the most conservative state in the U.S., libertarianism can lead in surprising directions.

Bills that aren’t bills arrive in the mail, doctors opt out of treatment, and patients need expert help to figure out which diseases they can afford to have.

The senator added that, unlike Democrats, Republicans have “no intention whatsoever of keeping people alive,” citing Texas’s new “constitutional carry” gun law.

In oral arguments on Tuesday, Kavanaugh appeared inclined to let the Affordable Care Act stand even if the individual mandate is struck down.

This week, The New Yorker is publishing a long piece by Barack Obama about the ferocious battle over his most transformative piece of legislation.

The story behind the Obama Administration’s most enduring—and most contested—legacy: reforming American health care.

Widespread enthusiasm for Sanders’s Medicare for All proposal has forced moderate candidates to put forward plans that are well left of the Affordable Care Act.

Trump’s tendency both to dissemble and to incite, both to deny his motives and to bray about them, further complicates the tricky question of how courts should interpret the meaning of legislative and executive actions.

The latest Republican effort to destroy the Affordable Care Act appears likely to reach the Supreme Court in the heat of the 2020 Presidential race.

A Texas judge has issued a ruling to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, but Republicans worry that if this ruling is upheld, there won’t be anything ready to replace Obamacare.