California Will Be Spared the Obamacare Apocalypse
No sticker shock here—just affordable insurance premiums
No sticker shock here—just affordable insurance premiums.
Building a Better Disaster-Funding System
A tornado puts Oklahoma's Republican senators to the test
A tornado puts Oklahoma's Republican senators to the test.
Weaseling Out of Obamacare
Nursing homes, fast-food restaurants think up ways to shirk employer responsibility
Have nursing homes, fast-food restaurants, and other low-wage employers found a way to avoid paying for full insurance?
The IRS Scandal Has Nothing to Do With Obamacare
But that's not stopping laughable attempts to link them
But that's not stopping laughable attempts to link them.
New HHS regulations could help keep kids safe.
The five scenarios that keep this reform advocate up at night
What Oregon Really Told Us About Medicaid
A reason to rethink health care, not rethink Obamacare
More than a week after some very smart health economists released findings from a study of Medicaid in Oregon, policy experts, politicians, and pundits are still arguing over exactly what the study showed—and how, if at all, it should change what we think about making health insurance more available to the poor.
Democrats are Freaking Out about Obamacare. Good.
Questions about implementation are no sign of distress: They mean Congress is doing its job.
Congressional questions about implementation are no sign of distress: They just mean Congress is doing its job.
The New Study that Republicans Who Reject Medicaid Must Read
A report indicates just how important it can be in improving poor people's lives
A major new study on Medicaid just became public. I know—nothing excites readers more than the phrase “major new study on Medicaid.” Bear with me. This study is already getting a lot of attention: Conservatives and libertarians are citing it as evidence that expanding Medicaid is wrong. That has me wondering: Did they read read the same study that I did?
Obamacare's New Paperwork Is Simpler than Private Insurers'
A reason to hope that implementation won't go as badly as people fear
A reason to hope that implementation won't go as badly as people fear
