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The article talks about the chaos on the passage of the U.S. Affordable Care Act, mentioning efforts of President Barack Obama to round up votes for the bill, putting heavy pressures on House Representatives to back up its passing into law in 2010.

The article presents a report from the U.S. President, Joe Biden administration on U.S. uninsured rate fell to a record low of eight percent in the first quarter of 2022, along with explores the Biden's efforts to build on the Affordable Care Act.

The article discusses that Senate Republicans downplaying the chances that the Supreme Court will strike down ObamaCare as Democrats seek to hammer the Republican Party on the issue ahead of the elections.

The article focuses on the reluctance of Republicans to talk about the decision of the Justice Department to call for all of ObamaCare to be struck down in a court filing.

The article reports on the efforts of Democrats and health-care firms in delaying taxes for the U.S. Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare).

The article reports on the possible effect of the death of U.S. Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in September 2020 to the court's ruling on the lawsuit filed by several Republican states against the ObamaCare law.

The article discusses House Democrats have unveiled a bill to expand the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act as they seek to draw a contrast with Republicans on health care ahead of Presidential elections in November 2020.

The article reports on plans of the U.S. Supreme Court of taking up a case seeking to overturn the Affordable Care Act and presents the views of Vice President Joe Biden on healthcare.

The article discusses that the U.S. Supreme Court listed a closely watched case seeking to strike down the Affordable Care Act for discussion at the justices' private conference on February 21, 2020.

The article offers information on the stability & profitability given by ObamaCare market for insurers despite the repeal of the law's mandate.

The article reports that a federal court hears arguments in a lawsuit against ObamaCare in which twenty Republican-led states are supporting the lawsuit, which calls for all of ObamaCare to be overturned as unconstitutional and offers views of senator Joe Manchin on the issue.

The article reports that the U.S. House conservatives are bracing for ObamaCare payments to be included in a coming government funding bill, despite their opposition.

The article reports that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has allowed citizens to access short-term heath care plans that fall outside the gambit of the ObamaCare Act.

The article focuses on the conservative groups urging the U.S. President Donald Trump to re-approach the medicaid plan ObamaCare.

The article discusses that Senate Republicans to include reversal of ObamaCare's (Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act) individual mandate in their tax-reform bill that will give Republicans more money to offset the cost of tax cuts.

The article informs that the U.S. Congress House is unlikely to repeal the mandate to buy insurance under the Affordable Care Act as part of its tax-reform bill President Donald Trump are planning for the individual mandate to be repealed in the bill, as of November 2017.

The article focuses on sceptical approaches of the U.S. Republican Party lawmakers toward bipartisan deal for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) management; and introduction of the agreement by senator Lamar Alexander for management of health insurance payments under the ACA.

The article reports on the initiative of the Democrats in preserving the government funded insurance program By U.S. President Barack Obama called ObamaCare

The article reports that the U.S. Republican Party's (GOP's) attempt to repeal and replace the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), has been shelved and will not return to the spotlight soon,.

The article offers information on the efforts of Republican leaders in Congress to replace ObamaCare and mentions the views of John Thune, Senate Republican Conference Chairman, on health-care reform; and cuts in federal funds which provide health care to Americans.

The article focuses on plans of Lamar Alexander, Republican chairman Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, to hold bipartisanship with Democrats to stabilize the healthcare exchanges of ObamaCare, and mentions opposition to ObamaCare from conservative lawmakers.

The article talks about the U.S. Senate's failure repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and mentions that Legislation to repeal ACA with a two-year delay only secured 45 votes on July 30, 2017 a day after a repeal-and replace bill won just 43 votes in a procedural motion.

The article offers information on the start of a debate on healthcare legislation in Senate of the U.S. Congress to repeal ObamaCare healthcare law, discussing the vote cast by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence to start the debate brought by the Republican Party.

The article focuses on the invitation of U.S. president Donald Trump to Republicans for dinner and discussing the repealing of Affordable Care Act, and discusses the meeting of politician Mike Pence, Tom Price, and Seema Verma with Republican senators for discussing the same.

The article reports on the infighting between Republican and Democratic members of the U.S. Senate over the ObamaCare repeal bill, with threatening to create an impasse heading into the July Fourth recess.

The article reports on the tensions in the Senate among Republican Party leaders in a closed door meeting over legislation repealing and replacing ObamaCare in the U.S.

The article reports that some Republican senators have planned to reject a procedural motion on the Obamacare repeal and replace legislation after the U.S. Congressional Budget Office has warned that it would leave 22 million more people without health insurance over the next decade.

The article informs that senate republican leaders presented their healthcare plans in a meeting for repealing Affordable Care Act (ACA), and discusses the delayed caused by Republicans in presenting health reform bill.

The article discusses the potential impact of the amendment proposed by U.S. Representative Tom MacArthur for the ObamaCare repeal bill according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), and mentions topics including health insurance price hikes, high premiums for older people, and Medicaid cuts.

The article reports on the support of several U.S. House Freedom Caucus members to the revised ObamaCare such as Representatives Dave Brat, Jim Jordan, and Mo Brooks.

The article discusses the challenges being faced by GOP Congressional leaders like speaker Paul Ryan to push through a bill to repeal Obamacare even as they seek to win the support of conservative lawmakers and also discusses the views of centrist Republican party lawmakers.

The article reports that the White House and congressional Republicans in the U.S. are on the opposite sides after their failure to repeal ObamaCare healthcare reform law.

The article discusses challenges facing U.S. President Donald Trump and Republican leaders of Congress such as Speaker of the House Paul Ryan as they attempt to gain enough votes to pass a healthcare reform bill to replace the Affordable Care Act passed under former President Barack Obama.

The article presents information on the overtaking of the Obamacare policy by the Republicans, the opposition being faced by the alternative act American Health Care act, and includes comments from U.S representative Mark Sanford.

The article reports that the Republican Party and its members are planning to change the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act repeal-and-replace bill. Topics discussed include suggestion related to the change given by White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, expansion of the Medicaid to 2018 and and presents the views of U.S. Senator Pat Roberts, on the same.

The article informs that a report from the U.S. Congressional Budget Office found that 14 million people could lose their insurance within a year and individual insurance premiums would shoot upward if U.S. Congress repealed major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, as of March 2017.

The article reports that the healthcare bill brought to replace the ObamaCare in the U.S. is facing opposition from the conservatives in the U.S. Congress and presents views of Speaker Paul Ryan regarding it.

The article reports that the House Republicans revealed their own legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare which includes two measures that take apart the core of Obamacare and restructure the Medicaid program.

The article reports on challenges for the U.S. speaker Paul Ryan over management of legislative initiatives proposed by the Republican Party; and concerns of Ryan for implementation of legislation related to the U.S. Affordable Care Act (ACA) with Medicaid expansion.

The article discusses medical care funding schemes including ObamaCare and Medicaid, focusing on its governmental funding aids and contribution of senates including John Thune, Rob Portman, and Chuck Grassley.

The article reports on the Republican Senators and Representatives in the U.S. who oppose and plan to repeal and replace the ObamaCare medical insurance.

The article informs that the U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has called on Republicans to pass an ObamaCare replacement within weeks after repeal. Topics discussed include views of senate majority leader Mitch McConnnell, on plans to pass a repeal before a full replacement, imp[act of repeal on health systems and insurance companies, and views of Senate majority whip John Cornyn, on same.

The article reports that insurance companies has warn the plans of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to repeal ObamaCare in order to keep the protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

The article discusses the launching of the advertisement by the Senate Democratic campaign for Grand Old Party (GOP) senators over a Republican lawsuit seeking to overturn Obama Care.

The article focuses on the action of White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on president Donald Trump's decision of dismantling of ObamaCare Act and presents views of lawmaker Tom Reed who disagrees with the decision and their brinkmanship.

The article talks about the decline in the sign up for ObamaCare fro the health insurance, the arguments by the Republicans and falling of enrollment due to the administration cuts to outreach funding.

The article reports on the Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee who intend to hold a hearing to consider legislation that will overturn actions President Donald Trump has taken on the Affordable Care Act.

The article focuses on the arguments of David Fisher, former chief risk offer of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), on the legality of the ObamaCare payments.

The article reports that U.S. presidential candidate for 2016, Donald Trump and the Republican Party seem to stand togather for ObamaCare as they both feel that rise in its premiums will be helpful for their victory in presidential election.

The article reports on the decision of insurance company UnitedHealth to withdraw from the ObamaCare of the Affordable Care Act in 2017, citing earnings losses as its primary reason.