San Diego County’s refusal to release data spurs legal battle for access to information that helps journalists report.
Reporters share how the Supreme Court decision changed the story in their states – or didn’t.
President-elect Biden will likely move quickly to undo a slew of Trump-era health care policies.
Do we want to go back to the days when a woman had to stay in a bad marriage just to have coverage?
I finally got coverage under Obamacare and planned to catch up on tests and treatment. Then the pandemic struck.
As a condition of probation, thousands of people must comply with court orders to get mental health treatment. If they lose insurance, many could wind up behind bars without committing a crime.
Politico's Joanne Kenen and University of Michigan law professor Nicholas Bagley break down the case for us.
The inequities in American health care laid bare by COVID-19 will become even more deeply entrenched if the nation's highest court scraps the landmark law.
As DACA is spared, a journalist reflects on the program that helped her realize her dreams, get a job, and tell the stories of people forced to live in the shadows.
From hospital systems to pharmacies, this summer’s health headlines have been filled with tales of consolidation. And no where has the “merger mania” been more evident than the insurance sector. Health policy expert Paul Ginsburg helps us break down the trend in this Q&A.
