After meeting with Senate Democrats on Dec. 15, President Barack Obama made a number of claims about what the health care bill would achieve if passed.

Obama used the presidential bully pulpit to project his talking points on health care reform and, at times, reverted to the professorial tone that marked the press conferences early in his presidency.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives will make their 33rd attempt at repealing President Obama's health care law. However, it's the first vote since the Supreme Court ruled health ...

Former President Barack Obama warned Wednesday that more than 16 million Americans risk losing their health coverage.

New rules on income verification, enrollment windows, and subsidies for illegal immigrants will undo some of the worst ...

Trump and Republican supporters in Congress say the changes are necessary to root out what they call fraud, waste and abuse.

New Trump administration rules that give millions of people less time to sign up for the Affordable Care Act's coverage, and ...

Eleven major health insurance providers on Monday voluntarily pledged to cut red tape in getting patients approved for ...

The House reconciliation bill also shortens the Obamacare open-enrollment periods, eliminates special enrollment periods for ...

The health care law is widely popular. Around 45 million people are enrolled in ACA health plans, with a record number signing up in 2024, according to the Department of Health and Human Services ...