Medicaid

In the wake of the news that, this coming Wednesday, a Democratic president will make the rollback of social insurance a key aspect of his budget policy.

A week before BP's civil trial for the 2010 Gulf oil disaster, a district judge in New Orleans just reduced the company's liability by $3.4 billion.

Digitized health records may be a step forward for improving overall health care, but how will they safely and competently account for the medically and socially marginalized LGBT community?

With one of the shortest lifespans of a high income country, American really cannot afford not to improve our healthcare system.

When it comes to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid today, Democrats might be the champions they were during the days of the New Deal.

The underlying problem is not Medicare or Medicaid, but the soaring costs of health care and the aging of the boomer generation.

When it comes to the social security debates, it is time to ask our political leaders if they are for or against the best interests of the American people.

The American people reelected President Obama on the promise that he would continue to be a champion for the American people, a task that requires more action and less …

The basic necessities of life are not for government to give or withhold based on its current budget situation.

It's been known since the 1950s that there would be more demands on social security; if there was political will, health care costs could be controlled.