Health Care

More people believe Obama is the anti-Christ, TV mind-control is real and aliens exist than support the GOP's new bill.

If just one Republican senator votes "no" on AHCA and it still passes, it will be the most divisive bill passed in the last century.

The senators reasons for opposing the bill are varied and sometimes even in direct opposition to one another.

President Donald Trump has changed his tune on what he says he understands about health care.

The CBO estimates the Senate's Obamacare repeal would leave 22 million more Americans without insurance. It's only the beginning.

The Republican Obamacare replacement effort would fail as constructed, but there's time for the GOP to figure it out.

Language targeting Planned Parenthood in the Republicans' draft released Thursday may run afoul of Senate rules.

Senate Republicans released the long-awaited draft of their bill on Thursday morning.

Without public buy-in or bipartisan support, any measure Republicans pass is likely to be temporary.

McConnell wants to force a health care vote by July 4 and may bring the bill to the floor regardless of whether he has the votes to pass it.

No one seems to know what is in the new health care bill, including Senate Republicans.

Unable to vote down the legislation against a Republican majority, the Democrats are resorting to slowing processes in protest.

The country's economy could take a huge hit if the House version of Trumpcare passes the Senate, a study found.

The 13 senators are viewed as key players to the Senate's Obamacare repeal.

As medical crowdfunding becomes more common, we need to explore its potential risks.

Mick Mulvaney accused the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office of intentionally showing the Trump administration's health care bill in the worst light.

Thursday's Republican victory for an open House of Representatives seat turned out to be a hyper-interpreted microcosm of America's crazy national moment, complete with a "body slam" that sent a reporter to the hospital.

Read the report detailing how 23 million more Americans would lose coverage.

Congress's health care debate creates headwinds for Republicans running for governor in moderate and Democratic-leaning states.

"I would like to apologize for saying children in America should have health care," Kimmel joked. "I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me."

One senator thinks the health care fight could drag on for a long while.

A new study shows that despite the U.S. spending more on health care than any other nation, huge inequalities persist when it comes to life expectancy.

The former U.S. president said the sick and infirm need champions and praised the Democrats who first passed Obamacare.

Health care systems in developed countries around the world cost less than the U.S. system, Sanders pointed out.

For several Republicans, their vote against the bill related to provisions for people with pre-existing conditions.

Today's Jolt also asks: What the Health? And there's no denyin' Ryan, Zimmerman that is.

The Republican House cheers Obamacare replacement effort, but bill's fate in the Senate is far from certain.

Representative Tom MacArthur said he will close the loophole in a separate piece of legislation.

Comey quakes, Judge jolts and Le Pen "lies" in today's A.M. Jolt.

Following March's cancellation of a vote on the American Health Care Act, a new version has hit the House floor, and it could increase health care costs for much of the population.