Republican Rep. Dave Schweikert called Democrats immoral for fighting against cuts to Medicare and Social Security.

The short-term insurance plans denied coverage to people with preexisting conditions and covered fewer prescription drugs.

President Joe Biden’s changes to Obamacare are expected to provide health insurance coverage to more than 200,000 Americans nationwide.

The special sign-up opportunity for Affordable Care Act plans will be available until Aug. 15, 2021, under Biden’s coronavirus relief plan.

A new poll finds 68% overall support for the choice of a government-run health insurance program.

Trump’s dozens of promises to repeal and replace Obamacare have officially been broken.

The bill would limit what patients can be billed for out-of-network services to a fee that’s based on in-network charges.

Pop-up clinics provide fast virus tests, but many people can’t afford to pay for them.

This is far from the first time Trump has failed to promote Obamacare, but it could be the most deadly.

Georgia Sen. David Perdue and other GOP incumbents are silent about the insurance company loopholes in the plans they vote for.

Millions have lost their insurance under Trump so far.

Trump’s longstanding war against affordable health care coverage took the stage again during Thursday night’s debate.

Eighty percent of LGBTQ people believe it’s more important to stop the virus in its tracks than to get back to business as usual.

Rep. Don Bacon falsely claims his vote for Trumpcare protected affordable insurance coverage for people with preexisting conditions.

The Trump administration has refused to reopen Obamacare enrollment during the coronavirus pandemic.

The administration is renaming its efforts to cut Medicaid as ‘Healthy Adult Opportunity’ grants.

As a candidate for the White House, Trump repeatedly promised that he would “immediately” replace Obama’s health care plan. He still hasn’t.

The Trump administration cut the advertising budget for health insurance markets, leading to an increase in uninsured Americans.

Actions speak louder than words, and despite Trump’s pledge, his administration’s actions are not only falling short — they’re moving in the wrong direction.

A career DOJ official is resigning after the Trump administration announced it would no longer defend the Affordable Care Act’s protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.

With suicide rates already on the rise, the Trump administration wants to dismantle protections for pre-existing conditions — a move that could discourage people from seeking help for suicidal thoughts.

The Trump DOJ just put an estimated 52 million Americans with pre-existing conditions at risk of losing health insurance coverage.