Broker Regulation

The Supreme Court rejected a call Monday from Virginia's attorney general to depart from its usual practice and put review of the health care law on a fast track. Instead, judicial review of President Barack Obama's signature legislation will continue in federal appeals courts.

Normally the challenge for benefits brokers is finding clients. But an unusual phenomenon for some has emerged.

A federal judge in New Jersey has dismissed a lawsuit brought by two men who sought to block the federal health care reform law.

Health care would be better managed by conservatives—at least in the eyes of Canadians, a new poll suggests. In an Ipsos Reid poll conducted for Global Television just last week, more Canadians said they trust the New Democratic Party and the Conservatives to manage health care more than Liberal leaders.

Representatives of the arts, education, health care and social services in New Hampshire asked state senators on Thursday to restore funding cut in a $10.2 billion spending plan approved by the House.

North Carolina lawmakers went home for the weekend Thursday without an agreement on premiums for the health insurance plan for state workers, teachers and retirees, surpassing a deadline set by plan leaders.