The likely result: A million people would lose employer-paid health care and have to look for subsidized coverage on government insurance exchanges or go on Medicaid, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Thats just the opening round.
Republicans swept to control of the Senate by capitalizing on voter anger over President Barack Obamas handling of the economy, setting up a clash of priorities that will shape his final two years in office and the race to succeed him.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is now covering more people at less cost than most people would have expected a few months ago, Obama said at a White House news conference.
President Barack Obama offered his respect today to a pope who has excited Catholics and non-Catholics alike and refocused the worlds largest religious institution on issues of poverty and inequality that the president has set as themes of his second term.
President Barack Obamas repeated postponement of deadlines in the roll-out of his health care overhaul has sparked accusations from Republicans that hes straying into dangerous territory by rewriting the law.
The Obama administration is tracking down consumers who air their grievances in news reports or on social media. The goal: Get a case worker in touch within 24 hours to resolve the issue.
More than 300 companies, including 80 of the nations largest businesses, have signed a White House pledge to develop initiatives for hiring and recruiting the long-term unemployed.