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The United States spends far more on medical care than other wealthy countries, due mostly to higher prices for health care goods and services. In U.S. politics, social progress …

Despite the complaints of the Republican party, the American people have spoken: “Nobody's listening.”

Millions of Americans are unable to afford life-saving health care, because Republicans would rather play politics than protect people's lives.

By keeping workers healthy, the Affordable Care Act will help the working poor achieve greater financial stability - and will probably boost the economy as well.

The fact that the citizens of “red” and “blue” states live in what are essentially two countries with very different governments has largely flown under the radar, but it …

If people are upset about the government giving health care money to people who don't deserve it, they are looking in the wrong direction when they look to the …

The ACA appears to be allowing workers to opt for part-time jobs and older workers to retire early.

The Affordable Care Act demonstrates an affirmative, proactive step from government for women's access to reproductive health care, but conservatives are bent on moving backwards.

A great many reporters and editors at our most esteemed media outlets know very little about the policies available in the Exchanges.

With government already providing health care for a third of the population, why not make it Medicare for all? This should be a battle cry for progressives, says sociologist …