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Montana lawmakers were told Tuesday that new state health clinics appear to be helping reduce costs.

An expansion of South Dakota's Medicaid program would improve health care for thousands of low-income people and could boost the state economy, but it also could put a strain on medical providers and increase state spending, a task force decided Tuesday.

New York City's plan to solicit bids for health insurance for hundreds of thousands of workers is now on hold until at least mid-September.

A memo reveals the administration has missed half of its own deadlines.

Its 2013 survey offers the latest evidence that families pay more for employer-sponsored coverage and generally receive fewer benefits through that coverage.

On a recent swing through the most conservative parts of his state, Sen. Marco Rubio told a packed banquet hall at the St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club that major policy issues were threatening the American dream: onerous taxes, burdensome regulations and, above all, President Barack Obama's health care law.