By Pat Boone
Pat Boone gained fame in the 1950s with covers of tunes like “Tutti Frutti,” “Long Tall Sally,” and “Ain’t That a Shame.” Now he’s helping the 60 Plus Association, an advocacy group that bills itself as “the conservative alternative” to the AARP, to recycle material.
By Kevin Sack, New York Times
WASHINGTON — After a day punctuated by seeming skepticism from Supreme Court conservatives about the constitutionality of requiring Americans to buy health insurance, the justices will turn their attention on Wednesday to how much of the 2010 health care law might survive if they strike down that mandate.
By Adam Liptak, New York Times
WASHINGTON — With the fate of President Obama’s health care law hanging in the balance, a lawyer for the administration faced a barrage of skeptical questions on Tuesday from four of the Supreme Court’s more conservative justices, suggesting that a 5-to-4 decision to strike down the law was a live possibility.
By Dalia Sussman, Helene Cooper, and Kate Phelps – New York Times
Two-thirds of Americans want the Supreme Court to overturn some or all of the health care law, even though large majorities support a few of its major aspects, according to a poll by The New York Times and CBS News.
By N.C. Aizenman, The Washington Post
As the Supreme Court moves Tuesday to the heart of the challenge to President Obama’s signature health-care law, there is a curious twist: The case largely rests on the constitutionality of a provision that originated deep in Republican circles.
By Richard Wolf, USA Today
WASHINGTON – Health coverage for more than 30 million people. The power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce. President Obama‘s re-election. The reputation of the Supreme Court and the legacy of its chief justice.
By Robert Pear, New York TImes
WASHINGTON — In a rebuff to President Obama, the Republican-controlled House passed a bill on Thursday to abolish a Medicare cost control board created by the new health care law.
By Robert Pear, New York TImes
WASHINGTON — In a rebuff to President Obama, the Republican-controlled House passed a bill on Thursday to abolish a Medicare cost control board created by the new health care law.
By Jonathan Weiseman, New York Times
WASHINGTON — House Republicans pressed forward on Wednesday with a politically freighted budget and tax plan, taking fire from the left and the right, as well as from the powerful senior citizens lobby, AARP, which said the plan “lacks balance” and “jeopardizes the health and economic security of older Americans.”
By Jonathan Weisman, New York Times
WASHINGTON — House Republicans thrust their vision of a smaller government, a flatter tax code and a free-market Medicare system into the 2012 election season on Tuesday, banking that fears over surging federal deficits will trump longstanding voter allegiances to popular government programs.
When HealthCare Reform goes into full effect starting January 1, 2014 no healthplan, either sold privately or through the …
By Susan E. Matthews, Everyday Health Staff Writer MONDAY, September 30, 2013 — Congress may still be debating particulars …
Federal Employee Health Benefits and Healthcare Reform As it stands today only those federal employees who are members …
