Posted on · The 7-2 decision threw out the challenge to the law, saying Texas and other objecting GOP-dominated states were not required to pay anything under the mandate provision and thus lacked standing.
Posted on · Co-hosts Brandon Rottinghaus and Jeronimo Cortina delve into the latest news in national and local politics.
Posted on · Amy Coney Barrett could cast a deciding vote on the law known as Obamacare if the conservative judge gets a fast-tracked confirmation.
Posted on · Ken Janda, CEO of Community Health Choice, thinks the roughly 350,000 people who live in the Houston area and have individual coverage through the ACA will re-enroll this year
Posted on · It's the most high-profile lawsuit against the federal health care law since President Donald Trump took office
Posted on · Texas stands to be reimbursed $304 million and five other states also stand to be repaid
Posted on · Texas has sued to end Obama's landmark health care law before. But this time, it has support from the Trump administration, a new tax code and a potentially sympathetic judge.
Posted on · Paxton wants the court to strike down the federal health care law in its entirety
Posted on · Texas groups will be able to apply for only up to $1.25 million in federal funds
Posted on · In a speech on Thursday, the Utah senator praised the new tax plan and called the Affordable Care Act "the stupidest dumb-ass bill" he has ever seen, echoing that sentiment about people who like it
Posted on · Brandon and Jay talk about March primaries, election day preview and predictions
Posted on · Texas has sued the government more than 60 times since 2008, and those efforts haven’t ceased since the Obama administration gave way to that of President Donald Trump last year
Posted on · HealthCare.gov enrollment reached nearly 95 percent of last year's level, outperforming expectations in a show of consumer demand
Posted on · Much of former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act remains intact, however, and the sign-up period for the various options was carried out as normal this year
Posted on · The four states with the highest number of sign-ups — Florida, Texas, North Carolina and Georgia, accounting for nearly 3.9 million customers — were all Trump states