Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff
The 1988 law on natural disaster management is ready for its close-up.
Two words describe what to expect if the Supreme Court rules against Obamacare: total chaos.
Two researchers try to answer the question: why are poor women five times more likely to have an unintended birth than those who earn more?
The Affordable Care Act’s “most relentless antagonist” explains why he thinks the subsidies on Healthcare.gov are illegal.
Vermont’s state auditor has accused Gruber of overbilling the state for consulting work he did on it’s (now-failed) single-payer health care plan.
“We know of no administrative actions that could therefore have no plans that would, undo the massive damage to our health care system that would be caused by an adverse decision,” Burwell wrote in a Feb. 24 letter to Congress.
The states with the steepest declines in uninsured rates last year tend to have one thing in common: participating in Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion.
Approximately 50,000 of those people have already filed their taxes using the inaccurate forms.
The Obama administration has created a “special enrollment period” for uninsured Americans who learn, while filing their taxes, that they’ll face a penalty for not having coverage.
New federal data shows that the price of hospital care in the United States fell between this January and a year prior — the first time the government has seen a year-over-year drop since it started keeping track in 1998.