The nation's governors don't want people in their states to lose health coverage under a repeal of the Obama-era health care law
A California doctor has a colleague to thank for giving him the gift of life
A report about the potential consequences of repealing the nation's health care law warns federal spending cuts probably would threaten many people with coverage loss.
As Republicans try to replace the Affordable Care Act, one of the most popular parts of the law will be among the most difficult to replace: the guarantee of health insurance coverage for people with pre-existing health conditions
Country singer Willie Nelson, the children of the late reggae icon Bob Marley and comedian Whoopi Goldberg are just a few of the growing number of celebrities publicly jumping into the marijuana industry and eyeing the California pot market
Republican governors are sending a clear message to Congress: Don't scrap the health care law without a viable alternative
Former President Barack Obama's health care law created winners and losers for people buying their own health insurance
Former President Barack Obama's health care law rewrote the rules for people buying their own health insurance, creating winners and losers
Top House Republicans say their outline for replacing President Barack Obama's health care law is a pathway to greater flexibility and lower costs for consumers
Top House Republicans say their outline for replacing President Barack Obama's health care law is a pathway to greater flexibility and lower costs for consumers