The good news: Prices are falling slightly. The bad news: Contrary to optimistic early reports, that doesnt mean that everyones costs are falling.

A plus side to "employer dumping": It will force people to be more conscious consumers of health insurance.

Attrition was predicted, not everyone was necessarily expecting it.

Its too bad that the interests of future pensioners -- and the city's -- are so different.

Silicon Valley startups, and the venture capitalists who fund them, have a pathological fixation on youth.

PPACA regulations are already pushing up the cost of multiemployer insurance plans. Moreover, many of the regulations dont really fit the plans.

Wonder why its so hard to bend the cost curve in health care? Look no further than the universal freakout over AOL Inc. chief executive officer Tim Armstrongs recent remarks.

The CBO is not an all-powerful seer that gazed into its crystal ball and foresaw an army of unemployed rising from the barren wastes of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.