Medicare

While Obama's apology over the ACA has many loosing faith in his plan for universal health care, there are more to these failures than meet the eye.

It turns out that many of those cancellation letters were misleading, and failed to mention that customers could find better policies at lower prices on a healthcare exchange.

Is the media giving Americans the information they need in order to make informed decisions?

Now that our government is up and running again, the nation's first priority should be economic growth.

We need expanded and improved Medicare-for-All. And we need to vote any politician who won't advance us toward that goal out of office.

While Republicans were throwing their silly tantrum, Obamacare became a fact. There is no turning back.

While there are many problems with the upcoming changes implemented by the ACA, it is a truly progressive step forward for dealing with healthcare in the US.

Last week marked the 48th anniversary of the enactment of Medicare.

In the Deep South and Florida, Republican governors and state legislatures have turned down the funding to expand Medicaid coverage.

ObamaCare uses a complex and intricate Rube Goldberg-esque system of eligibility rules.