A recent analysis by J.P. Morgan of the nations largest carriers participating in the PPACA marketplace exchange highlights the extent of insurer problems.

The Obama administration's budget raises health spending to $1.1 trillion, according to a Washington Post analysis.

A lawyer defending the governments decision to designate MetLife a company 'too big to fail,' was questioned in court. MetLife's lawsuit is the biggest challenge yet to the regulatory council led by Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew since its creation as part of the Dodd-Frank law.

Obesity has risen over the past decade for American teenagers, but a new study suggests that other leading indicators of diseases such as diabetes have actually declined, likely due to improved eating habits.