A federal judge smacked down the Trump administration’s dangerous ‘gag rule’ on doctors.

Don’t be fooled: A new GOP bill on pre-existing conditions is weak and full of loopholes.

Given the choice between protecting people with pre-existing health conditions or siding with Trump, Republicans chose Trump.

Trump is determined to make health care, and his strong desire to destroy the current system, a centerpiece of the 2020 campaign.

Trump has no idea what his own health care plan would look like.

Trump wants to ‘terminate’ Obamacare — and he’s chosen Medicare fraudster Rick Scott to execute his vision.

Trump is fixated on attacking Obamacare — and far-right radio host Rush Limbaugh is worried it will hurt Republicans.

Reminding people that Republicans want to ruin the health care system is like ‘punching yourself in the face repeatedly,’ said one GOP strategist.

Kentucky Republicans keep trying to take health care away from their constituents — but a federal judge just stopped them yet again.

Meanwhile, Americans with health concerns face ‘life-threatening consequences’ from Trump’s desire to completely eliminate the Affordable Care Act.

Even members of Trump’s Cabinet raised objections to taking health care away from millions.

Trump wants to completely eliminate the Affordable Care Act — and most voters think that’s a terrible idea.

Republican leaders like Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell can’t be bothered to stand up to Trump’s unrelenting attacks on the health care system.

Poor people who want health care are ‘voting for a living instead of working for a living,’ said Republican Rep. Ralph Abraham.

Trump’s budget proposal calls for repealing the Affordable Care Act, and includes a $220 billion cut to food stamps, among other draconian proposals.

The Trump administration rule would deny federal funds to clinics that offer abortions — or that even let women know where they can go to get an abortion.

The move would leave many low-income patients with nowhere else to go for affordable birth control and sexual health screenings.

But he’s still trying to find someone else to blame for it.

Actions speak louder than words, and despite Trump’s pledge, his administration’s actions are not only falling short — they’re moving in the wrong direction.

Trump’s time in office has been defined by one catastrophe after another, and Americans are sick and tired of it.

Trump’s dangerous anti-science agenda may very well be his longest-lasting legacy.

Rep.-elect Mark Green (R-NC), a doctor, publicly embraces the debunked conspiracy theory that vaccines may lead to autism.

Trump’s health care sabotage is hurting the most vulnerable members of society: children.

Former Obama staffer Andy Kim ousted Rep. Tom MacArthur, the GOP’s chief health care saboteur.

Once again, the Trump administration is ready to sacrifice human health at the altar of anti-science extremism.

Health care was by far the top issue for voters this year. It doomed the GOP.

Obamacare is popular, it is here to stay, and even voters in the reddest of states want it that way.

Nevada voters embraced Jacky Rosen’s progressive agenda, and punished Dean Heller for his attempts to sabotage the American health care system.

After nearly a decade of constant failure to repeal Obamacare, Republicans — led by Trump — are shamelessly lying about their record and claiming they supported the popular health care law’s groundbreaking protections all along.

Trump falsely claimed he didn’t know his own Justice Department was supporting a plot to end pre-existing conditions protections, which would once again let health insurance companies overcharge or deny coverage to sick people.