According to a new report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, repealing the individual mandate would save the federal government approximately $300 billion over the next decade.

A new report based on Census data estimates that 8.8 million Americans gained health insurance in 2014.

What would presidential candidates pay for health insurance in their hometowns?

September 16 is Working Parents Day! In honor of the millions of Americans who juggle child-rearing and money-making, here are some fascinating stats about the state of parenting in the U.S.

A new audit by the federal government lays the infamously poor rollout of healthcare.gov on the public workers charged with overseeing the $600 million project of building the website.

Some hospitals say the Hospital Readmission Rate Program is unfair because their patients are typically poorer and sicker than those admitted by others.

Many Americans over the age of 60 are not getting necessary immunizations.

More than 400,000 people have seen the insurance plans they purchased through the PPACA insurance exchange cancelled in 2015 due to questions over their immigration status.