Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
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Today is a very big day in the health care world: around 12:30 a.m. this morning, Obamacare’s health insurance marketplaces went live for round two of open enrollment.
Most people don’t understand what co-insurance is. We can help with that.
Most survey data we have suggests that the lack of awareness about Obamacare is hurting, not helping, the law’s popularity.
Injuries among small kids under five mysteriously increased 10 percent between 2005 and 2012. New research places blame at an unlikely cuprit: the iPhone.
If you’d prefer to get your health insurance information in cartoon form (and who doesn’t, really?), check out this Kaiser Family Foundation video.
Jonathan Gruber, who advised the Obama administration on Obamacare, said he spoke “inappropriately” when he said that “the stupidity of the American voter” helped the health law pass.
Exactly 42 days after the virus was first diagnosed in the United States, the country now appears to be completely Ebola free.
The Obama administration has, for the first time, set a goal for Obamacare enrollment: it wants to get 9.1 million people signed up through the exchanges in 2015.
While enrollment doesn’t start until next Saturday (November 15), this new site will allow shoppers to start browsing plans in advance.
The Supreme Court only takes 1.1 percent of the cases presented to it. The fact that they took this one is solid evidence that at least four justices — and maybe more — are considering gutting Obamacare in 36 states.