Health Care Reform

After the polls defied the pols, and the country re-elected the president, the hand-wringing began about the end of the modern-day Republican Party. But the Democrats should be worried, too.

With the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act here to stay, most Americans remain pessimistic about health care, according to new research from WG Consulting.

The founder of Dominos Pizza is suing the federal government over mandatory contraception coverage in the health care law.

It's almost a case of starting over for Gov. Jan Brewer as she weighs whether to ask legislators to provide government-paid health coverage to hundreds of thousands of additional low-income Arizonans.

New York was given federal approval Friday to set up an online marketplace for individuals and small businesses to buy health insurance.

For groups with two to 50 people, some employers might consider moving to the health care exchange system, especially as the private exchanges come into play.

Nineteen states have turned down the Obama administration's invitation to run the new health insurance markets that will begin serving millions of uninsured Americans less than a year from now.

Eleven Republican governors, including Florida's Rick Scott, Louisiana's Bobby Jindal and Arizona's Jan Brewer want to meet with President Barack Obama to discuss the federal health overhaul, including ways to make expanding the Medicaid rolls and setting up online health exchanges more affordable for states with tight budgets.