Americans overwhelmingly say they’d vote for Democrats who support Obamacare over Republicans who want to repeal it.

Troy Balderson, who voted to deny health insurance to 500,000 Ohioans, now wants to take his extreme agenda to Congress.

The Republican Party has made it clear that if it keeps control of Congress, it will try yet again to take health care away from millions of Americans.

In the face of Republican inaction, the American Medical Association endorses a common-sense agenda to prevent gun violence.

A Republican finally joined Democrats in speaking out against Trump’s latest attack on Obamacare.

Once upon a time, these Republicans swore they’d protect people with pre-existing conditions. Now the states they represent are attacking health coverage for the sick.

Republicans voted to cut $7 billion in funding from children’s health care.

Republicans are still trying to blow up Obamacare, and it’s hurting Americans across the country.

The Republican Party’s sabotage of Obamacare and total lack of a message on health care is further dooming its chances in November.

As a new Ebola outbreak was declared on Tuesday, Trump called to rescind emergency outbreak funding and the White House abruptly disbanded its global health security team.

The international humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders issued a stinging rebuke of Trump’s plan to address prescription drug costs by pandering to the pharmaceutical industry.

Republicans in Louisiana would rather shut down nursing homes, kicking 20,000 elderly residents onto the streets, than raise taxes.

Republicans deliberately damaged Obamacare, and now consumers have to pay the price.

Republicans tried and failed to repeal Obamacare. Progressive Democratic candidates nationwide marked that anniversary with a renewed commitment to protecting and improving health care for all.

Things are looking worse and worse for Ted Cruz’s re-election race, and his new pitch to voters isn’t going to help him at all.

After the GOP’s failure to repeal Obamacare, Republicans who were once gung-ho on the issue have quietly scrubbed references to it from their websites.

A young father shared his story of struggling to afford medical bills for his infant son, but to Trump, it was a ‘beautiful’ story about the success of his ridiculous tax scam.

If Republicans can’t even count on older white voters, they’ve got no hope this November.

Health care is the number one issue for voters in 2018, so Nevada Sen. Dean Heller is promising to destroy it if they re-elect him.

Nevadans are sick of Dean Heller choosing Trump over their own health.

“The middle class will be priced out of insurance in about a third of America,” according to a new study.

Sen. Orrin Hatch thinks more than half of America are “dumbass people” for supporting an expansion of health coverage.

The Trump administration is revamping the nation’s family planning program to prioritize abstinence-only and religious-based counseling.

Wisconsin’s firebrand Republican governor Scott Walker is in trouble in the polls, and he’s getting desperate.

Rep. Mo Brooks still doesn’t understand how health care works.

“Beneath the Idaho Senate.”

Donald Trump started his Monday morning by doing something that has become a regular habit: live-tweeting Fox News. And this time it got him into international trouble. Far-right former UKIP leader Nigel Farage appeared on “Fox & Friends,” talking about Britain’s National Health Service, the network of public hospitals and clinics funded by a consumer tax, which is universal […]

Nearly 100,000 people in Kentucky could lose their health care, thanks to the Trump administration.

The Democratic senator from Ohio is furious that Republicans are now trying to use children’s health care as a bargaining chip.

Gov. Matt Bevin tied his tongue in knots trying to explain why cutting Medicaid is actually a positive thing.