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The CLASS Act, which would have guaranteed working adults $50 a day if they became disabled and needed long-term care, was scrapped on Friday after the Obama administration concluded it was financially unsustainable.
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Since President Barack Obama signed the U.S. Affordable Care Act in 2010, only a dozen states have created the legal authority for a health insurance exchange to comply with the law, while five have passed legislation to produce feasibility studies.
What Does End of Long-Term Care Part Mean for Health Care Reform Program?
The Obama administration is abandoning a long-term care program in the 2010 U.S. health care reform law because it is financially unsustainable, but experts say there is great need for the program.
Obama Administration Ends Long-Term Health Care Program: What Does it Mean?
The Obama administration cut a major long-term health provision Friday that was part of the sweeping 2010 health care reform law, with officials saying they could not model the plan as both a voluntary and budget-neutral one.
Obama Administration Jettisons Portion of Health-Care Law
The Obama administration is pulling the plug on a long-term, home-care program included in the 2010 healthcare reform law that Republicans have derided as a budget trick.
California Law Requires Insurers to Cover Autism Therapy, But Will it Last?
California governor Jerry Brown signs law requiring insurance companies to cover autism therapies.
Supreme Court Gets Fifth Petition to Hear Health Care Reform Challenge
Liberty University, a Christian college Jerry Falwell founded, asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up its challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
Obama's Health Care Plan Was Based on Romney's, Investigation Shows
President Barack Obama based his health care law directly on a similar law passed in Massachusetts when Mitt Romney was governor, an investigation has found.
Occupy Wall Street Protests: 20-Somethings' Anger Rooted in Horrible Job Market
While its not yet clear who make up the supporters of the burgeoning Occupy Wall Street movement, the young adults who populate the demonstrations face a high unemployment rate and massive debt.
Sarah Palin Will Not Run for 2012 Presidential Election
Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, announced Wednesday that she will not be seeking the Republican nomination for president for 2012
Ron Paul Says Obama Should Be Impeached For al Qaeda Killing, Supports Occupy Wall Street
Ron Paul has said that Obama should be impeached for approving the assassination of Anwar al-Awlaki, and says he supports the Occupy Wall Street protesters.
Herman Cain and Rick Perry: The Price of Demanding Ideological Purity
Texas Gov. Rick Perry has plummeted in the polls since conservatives discovered he was not 100 percent ideologically pure. But it is impossible to govern while maintaining a perfect conservative or liberal record.
Fewer Orthopedic Ssurgeons Seeing Kids
Orthopedic surgeons are much more hesitant to see kids with broken bones than they were a decade ago, suggests new research from California.
Obama's Supreme Court Petition on Health Care Reform Provides an Out on Constitutionality Decision
The Obama administration petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to decide on the constitutionality of requiring most Americans to buy health insurance. But he also offered them an option to avoid making that decision.
Health Care Reform: Which Case Will U.S. Supreme Court Take To Decide Law's Fate?
There are a few cases challenging President Barack Obama's health care reform law for the Supreme Court to take up. The consensus seems to be the high court will choose 11th Circuit Court decision.
Herman Cain for President: What Are His Positions?
Cain has very little political experience; his career has been almost entirely in business. As a result, he has no voting or governing record to turn to for an idea of his political views; voters will have to rely entirely on the things he has said during his campaign.
U.S. health insurance premiums climb faster in 2011
The cost of health insurance continues to climb for U.S. companies and workers, with annual family premiums this year growing at a pace triple that of 2010 and outpacing wage increases, according to a survey.
Health insurance premiums climb faster in 2011
The cost of health insurance continues to climb for companies and workers, with annual family premiums this year growing at a pace triple that of 2010 and outpacing wage increases, according to a survey.
US health insurance premiums climb faster in 2011
The cost of health insurance continues to climb for U.S. companies and workers, with annual family premiums this year growing at a pace triple that of 2010 and outpacing wage increases, according to a survey.
Health Care Reform: Obama Tack Likely to Speed Law's Review by U.S. Supreme Court
The Obama administration declined to have an appeals court further review a decision on health care reform, which clears a path for the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the measure in June.
Number of Young Adults with Health Insurance Grows Rapidly
Young adults are gaining health insurance faster than ever, mostly due to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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