The Affordable Care Act reduced out-of-pocket prescription costs for seniors.

Despite the pandemic and high unemployment, Republicans in Kansas ended this year’s legislative session by blocking Medicaid expansion.

The report is the first to include evidence tying cancer survival to the Affordable Care Act.

A new analysis suggests more than 20 million Americans losing their employer coverage will be eligible for Obamacare plans.

Trump still supports the lawsuit that will invalidate the Affordable Care Act and cause millions to lose their health insurance.

Obamacare requires employers to cover birth control at no charge to the insured in their health insurance plans.

Without the law, people who recovered from COVID-19 could be turned down for coverage, charged higher premiums, or have follow-up care excluded.

‘It is essential that we remove every barrier as quickly as possible to ensure those in our states and across the country are able to access the treatment they need,’ the governors wrote.

The Trump administration has refused to reopen Obamacare enrollment during the coronavirus pandemic.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants Donald Trump and Republicans to expand Medicaid during COVID-19 pandemic, not take health care away from millions of Americans.

‘No American should have the added worry right now that you are in court trying to take away their health care,’ former Vice President Joe Biden wrote in a letter to Donald Trump.

The administration is currently trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act through a court challenge.

The Trump administration is currently backing a lawsuit to overturn all of Obamacare, including the protections for preexisting conditions.

The Affordable Care Act’s popularity and past failed attempts to kill the program may have contributed to the GOP’s now-muted language.

Trump continues to wage war on the Affordable Care Act, which bars insurance companies from discriminating against those with preexisting conditions.

A new study finds southern states that expanded Medicaid are helping to prevent health declines among their most vulnerable citizens.

Arizona Sen. Martha McSally previously voted to take away health care from people with preexisting conditions.

If the justices did take the case, it would mark the third Supreme Court review of the health law.

As a candidate for the White House, Trump repeatedly promised that he would “immediately” replace Obama’s health care plan. He still hasn’t.

The court’s ruling ensures Obamacare will remain a political issue during the 2020 election campaign, giving Democrats a line of attack against Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.

The administration is further undermining the Affordable Care Act, critics claim.

Republican Gov. Kristi Noem defended the widely mocked ad campaign, vowing to take the meth crisis seriously.

Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) has voted repeatedly to eliminate health insurance for people with preexisting conditions.

A Republican lawsuit to kill the Affordable Care Act would shower the wealthy with billions of dollars.

The Trump administration cut the advertising budget for health insurance markets, leading to an increase in uninsured Americans.

A new Republican plan will end the Medicaid expansion, which extended health insurance to 12 million people.

Premiums are dropping and consumers will have more choices in the Obamacare marketplace, despite Trump’s efforts to sabotage the program.

Trump vowed to release a new health care plan as an alternative to the Affordable Care Act, but it looks like he will break that promise.

The number of Americans without health insurance increased by almost 2 million in 2018.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) laid out his plan to take health insurance away from millions of people.