Health Care Reform

The uninsured rate among women will drop from 20% to 8%

Nine things an employer needs to know about the PPACA.

Older Americans enrolled in Medicare are substantially happier with their health insurance

The PPACA remains a polarizing issue for manyand that becomes even more apparent when you look at how states are reacting to it.

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said Thursday that he won't appeal a judge's decision to rewrite the summary voters will see for a health insurance ballot measure, calling the judge's revised version a truer reflection of state lawmakers' intent.

Kentucky has taken another step toward a statewide health insurance exchange with the appointment of an executive director to head the initiative that resulted from federal health care reforms.

Mitt Romney is making the first stop of his fall campaign for the White House a visit to hurricane-damaged Louisiana, hoping to convince Americans he is not just the right man to fix the economy but an all-around leader for the nation.

The Affordable Care Act is looking less and less so as 2013 approaches. The adage that nothing is sure except death and taxes is certainly applicable as the New Year gets closer.