Americans signed up for Obamacare at a brisk pace for a second straight week, an early sign that Republican efforts to repeal or undermine the law earlier this year may have backfired.

Recent research suggests that people who have health insurance from infancy experience benefits later in life.

President Trump, who has repeatedly called the law a failure, has fostered doubt over how the federal government will run the ACAs individual markets.

If people dont end up living as long as they were projected to just a few years ago, their employers ultimately wont have to pay them as much in pension and other lifelong retirement benefits.

John Kasich and six other governors of both parties sent a letter to Senate leaders saying the health plan passed by the House, which is similar to the Senate plan, 'calls into question coverage for the vulnerable and fails to provide the necessary resources to ensure that no one is...

Health insurers live and die by political whim as well as market forces. Republicans, having stymied the laws original policy meant to cushion health plan losses, are now ready to come through with billions of dollars to put them on a solid footing.

Transparency is touted as better for patients, families, and the bottom line. Some malpractice lawyers are skeptical.

Many health experts say the games should go forward despite the rising fears over Zika, and insurance probably wouldn't cover postponement.