She served her country and worked hard to provide for her family. She would be lost without Medicaid.

A new survey finds a majority of physicians now support a single-payer health care system.

Even if single-payer health care gains traction, private insurers and health care providers will fight to preserve the profits of our current system.

People from all walks of life, in small towns and big cities, in red districts and blue, have waged a historic effort.

Although he never really understood Obamacare, Trump used it to prey upon resentments of class, race and religiosity that propelled him into the White House.

If the Senate rejects this gambit, the bipartisan process advocated by McCain and various governors and members of Congress of both parties could finally begin.

The White House can take a number of behind-the-scenes steps to sabotage Obamacare.

Attendees will debate bills related to college sexual assault, campus protest, private schools vouchers, renewable energy, the ACA and more.

The health industry, not the public, is the constituency not “comfortable” with Medicare for all.

People will continue to vote enthusiastically for the party that will strip them of their health care so long as that party promises to turn back the clock.