The health -care battle is heating up with a flurry of new television ads, writes ABC News’ Deputy Political Director Teddy Davis. The Note, authored by ABC News’ Rick Klein, covers politics, the White House, Congress, Democrats, …
Gail Collins and Ross Douthat discuss Obama’s approach to getting the word out on health reform.
The former governor of Alaska and last year’s Republican nominee for vice president sounds like she is in full campaign mode as she uses her Facebook page to condemn the proposals working their way through Congress.
It’s tough to calculate the travel bills racked up by members of Congress, but one thing’s for sure: They use a lot of airplanes. In recent days, House of Representatives members allocated $550 million to upgrade the fleet of luxury Air …
The recent attacks by Republican leaders and their ideological fellow-travelers on the effort to reform the health -care system have been so misleading, so disingenuous, that they could only spring from a cynical effort to gain partisan …
As President Obama and Congress struggle to bend the rising cost curve in order to make health care available to all Americans, the history of the first great expansion of health care coverage when Lyndon Johnson drove Medicare and …
“People who are uninsured are more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancer, which requires harsher treatment and is more often fatal…The failings of our health care system are directly contributing to needless cancer suffering and …
It’s certainly interesting that older Americans are disproportionately likely to be hostile to Barack Obama’s plans for health care reform and also the case that most older Americans already benefit from a Canadian-style program of …
The report from the Science for Policy Project, which is co-chaired former Rep. Sherwood Boehlert, R-N.Y., and former Science editor Donald Kennedy, was released on the eve of the first meeting for the Obama administration of the …
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