Health Care Reform

Those little forms uncovered some old computers.

The Obama administration on Thursday released new proposals for carrying out a major requirement of the federal health care law that was postponed earlier this summer.

President Barack Obama's health care law appears to mirror a trend in job-based insurance, where employees are being nudged into cost-saving plans that require them to pay a bigger share of their medical expenses.

Forty-two percent of uninsured in states that fail to expand Medicaid might have no coverage options at all in 2014.

Coverage under President Barack Obama's health care law won't be cheap.

Bill Clinton urged opponents of the federal health care law Wednesday to stop trying to repeal it and instead work to improve it, as the White House enlisted the former president to make the case for its signature domestic accomplishment.