Sarah Kliff

Republicans plan to swap out one political problem for another.

When you try to repeal Obamacare and maintain the law’s subsidies, it turns out you end up with some very bizarre policy outcomes.

The problem isn’t too many doctor visits.

There’s one state where premiums would skyrocket 650 percent.

Nearly 90 percent of American adults now have health insurance — the same proportion that wear seat belts in the car.

This decision will be big.