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Pregnant Texas Abortion

Facing the Extraordinary Danger of Being Pregnant in Texas

Over three years, nearly 400 pregnant or new mothers died in Texas. Reporter Nina Martin explains how the system is failing pregnant Texans.
By Meg Marco
Revel Health

Revel Is Rewriting the Playbook on How Health Plans Talk to You

Big data and scientific profiling enable Revel Health to connect health insurers with their members in a way that is similar to the personalized touch of a major retailer like Amazon or Target.
By Arick Wierson

In Sickness and in Health… ‘Til Medical Divorce Do Them Part

It’s a horrible choice for a healthy spouse… abandon care or go bankrupt.
By John A. Tures
When depressed people lose access to their antidepressants, it is a life-threatening emergency.

A Man Died Because He Didn’t Have $20—And US Health Care Is to Blame

By Chris Roberts

Medicaid Still Funds Discredited Conversion Therapies—One Lawmaker Hopes to Change This

By Davis Richardson
Demonstrators, many of them recent immigrants to America, protest the government shutdown and the lack of a deal on DACA outside of Federal Plaza on Jan. 22, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

These DACA Recipients Will Remain Eligible for Medicaid

By Madina Toure
James Cammick reads literature on Medicaid on June 23, 2017 in New York City.

Medicaid Work Requirements Are Bad Policy and Bad for People

By Deborah Gordon
Generation X are the most fearful about not having enough money for retirement, but the least prepared.

Half of Americans Have No Idea How to Pay for Retirement, Study Shows

By Sissi Cao
Senator Bernie Sanders speaks at a "Care Not Cuts" rally on July 9, 2017 in Covington, Kentucky.

Single-Payer Health Care Is Only Good for Government, Not the People It Serves

By Peter Ferrara
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker wants to reduce food stamp benefits for families with children whose parents who do not work at least 80 hours a month or meet related requirements.

How Welfare’s Work Requirements Can Deepen and Prolong Poverty: Rose’s Story

By Kristin Seefeldt
Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell leaves after he spoke to members of the media outside the West Wing of the White House June 27, 2017 in Washington, DC.

Republican Health Care Bills Defy the Party’s Own Ideology

By Christy Ford Chapin
Former President Barack Obama speaks while meeting with President Donald Trump.

Republicans Will Be Punished for ‘Curing’ Health Care

By John A. Tures
Senate Democrats hold photos of people who would lose their health coverage under the Senate Republicans health care bill on June 27, 2017 in Washington, DC.

This Is How the GOP Health Care Bill Rips Off Poor People

By Cliston Brown
A doctor protests during a rally outside of San Francisco General Hospital.

NJ Officials React to CBO Analysis of Senate Health Bill

By Alyana Alfaro
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) arrives in his office in the U.S. Capitol June 22, 2017 in Washington, DC.

How to Make Sense of the Senate Health Care Bill: Four Essential Reads

By Lynne Anderson
Joe Vitale.

Vitale Introduces Sweeping Horizon Bill

By Salvador Rizzo
Public Advocate Letitia James participates in demonstration of a new 3D breast cancer detection technology.

New York’s Medicaid Program Will Now Cover High-Tech 3-D Mammograms

By Madina Toure
Florida Gov. Rick Scott.

Rick Scott Says Bill de Blasio and Andrew Cuomo Are Great for the Florida Economy

By Will Bredderman
Tom MacArthur.

NJ Reacts to House Victory of MacArthur-Amended GOP Health Care Act

By Alyana Alfaro
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and House Speaker Paul Ryan.

A Bipartisan Health Care System Is Totally Possible—Here’s How

By Richard Hecker and Brandon Sather
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan delivers remarks after President Donald Trump's health care bill was pulled from the floor of the House of Representatives on March 24, 2017.

Health Care Isn’t Complicated—Here’s How You Fix It

By Marc Siegel
Kelly said the fight for vindication is far from over.

NJ Politics Digest: The Sentences—and Opinions—Are in on Bridgegate Case

By Steve Cronin
CNN/State of the Union

Tom Cotton Defends Medicaid Cuts, Implies Poor People Are Moochers

By Joe Lapointe
Gov. Chris Christie.

NJ Politics Digest: Jobs Report Has Some Good News For Christie

By Steve Cronin
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