Less than 24 hours after the annoucement was circulated, health insurance and employer benefit trade groups appear supportive, rather than critical.

Obama administration officials have a habit of burying interesting PPACA information in plain sight on, say, page 100 of a draft of proposed regulations implementing Section Jillionty-Zillionty-Forty-Five of PPACA Section XYZPDQ.

Republicans question Vermont and the District of Columbia's efforts to shut down the small-group non-exchange market.

Exchanges will use it to share PPACA premium tax credit information with taxpayers.

Kansas, Maine and Oklahoma have returned a total of $92 million to HHS.

Reuters says the company has sent the commissioner a goodbye letter.

The top California insurance regulator and a major player in the state's health insurance market are jousting over small-group rate increases.

The District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority announced that four insurers have agreed to sell health insurance through its Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act exchange system.