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Republican lawmakers charge that the AARP, which supported the Affordable Care Act of 2010, will profit from its passage, and that the organization should be stripped of its federal tax exemption.

Rising oncology drug costs are leading west-based insurers to re-evaluate treatment coverage as a medical benefit, versus a pharmaceutical cost.

Consumer advocacy groups are airing radio advertisements to bring public pressure on Gov. Susana Martinez to sign legislation for stricter review of health insurance rate increases.

Ohio lawmakers have had their chance to vote on a bill limiting collective bargaining rights for 350,000 public workers across the state. Next will be the public's turn.

Protesters insist cuts to the state-federal health program for the poor and a key children's health program in the state would be devastating for Texas youth and poisonous to their futures.

Fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, a sign that layoffs are dropping and companies may be stepping up hiring.

If the federal government decides to get rid of the Affordable Care Act individual health insurance ownership mandate, maybe it should rethink the objectives for its health reform efforts, state insurance regulators say.

PIMCO, a leading global investment management firm, has hired Michael Cogswell as a Senior Vice President in the firm's Retirement Solutions Team.