Health Care

The legislation would devastate a fast-growing workforce and the millions of elderly and disabled Americans who rely on home care services.

Massachusetts was first to legalize gay marriage; will it also be first to introduce single-payer health care?

It seems this bill, and all its horrors, have faded into a background of horrors in the American psyche.

Health care is never a numbers game — it's always about life and death for somebody.

Twenty-two million Americans would lose their health insurance under the Senate Republicans' health care bill over the next decade.

Historical precedents can provide insights for the current debate.

How to destroy the economy with 50 votes.

After a careful read, it's clear: The “Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017” must be cast out like the bag of dung it is.

Where was the Democratic “Resistance” when disabled protesters were being dragged out of their wheelchairs?