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The Development, Relief and Education of Alien Minors Act, a new immigration reform program that may cancel deportation and authorize employment to 300,000 immigrants currently facing deportation proceedings, has been made into law, says U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.

The Arizona Court of Appeals has been asked to overturn a judge's ruling that Gov. Jan Brewer can legally reduce enrollment in Arizona's Medicaid program to help balance the state budget.

Health care providers in New Jersey can no longer bill sexual assault victims for forensic evidence collection.

Planned Parenthood may return to federal court to force Kansas to immediately release federal funds for the group's non-abortion services because it doesn't believe the state is complying with a judge's order, the leader of its regional chapter said Thursday.

American International Group Inc. has paid the federal government $2.15 billion this week after selling off a life insurance subsidiary, trimming its financial bailout balance to roughly $51 billion.

A letter from White House budget chief Jacob Lew requesting agency heads submit spending plans for the upcoming budget doesn't rule out, or even address, the possibility of finding savings from benefit programs.

Health care reform is changing many things about the insurance industry, and in some cases those changes are not in the broker's favor. But at least one area of the market is seeing a boon thanks to the Affordable Care Act wellness plans.

As the nation tightens its budget belt, the century-old military retirement system has come under attack as unaffordable, unfair to some who serve and overly generous compared with civilian benefits.