Healthcare Reform

The slow rollout of a new federal health insurance marketplace may be deepening differences in health coverage among Americans.

A moderate Republican senator is calling for a "time out" in the implementation of President Barack Obama's new health care program.

Republicans plan to seek answers from Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on the Obama administration's troubled debut of the website it is using to offer health insurance.

Leading contractors responsible for the government's trouble-plagued health insurance website are saying the Obama administration shares responsibility for snags that have crippled the system.

The government's new health insurance marketplaces are drawing lots of rotten tomatoes in early reviews. But people are at least checking them out.

Americans trying to sign up for health insurance under the new law are experiencing more problems.

There's less than a week to go before the federal government is set to open an Internet site offering health insurance to Wyoming residents under the federal Affordable Care Act.

A partial government shutdown next week would leave the major parts of President Barack Obama's health care law in place and humming right along.

With a week left to reach a deal needed to avoid a government shutdown, some lawmakers seem resigned — if not rushing — to that end.

Emboldened conservatives who forced House Republican leaders to push for a stopgap spending bill that would unravel President Barack Obama's health care law are digging in for a long fight