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Within a week, the U.S. Supreme Court is likely to rule on the landmark 2010 health care law that President Obama - for better or worse - made the centerpiece of his initial time in office.Conventional wisdom holds that the court will 'vote' mostly along party lines w ith a 50-50 chance of invalidating at least th e p art of the program that requires Americans to buy health insurance. But that means the high court is equally likely to uphold the law, much of which has not gone into effect yet.What's that to you?The political consequences may be immediate and severe, but the personal ramifications will be less extreme. Nobody should expect to lose part or all of their coverage overnight, and health costs won't immediately ratchet up or down in response."We've gotten assurances that insurers and employers won't change anything mid-stream, and will hang on for a while," said Jeff Munn, a benefits consultant with Fidelity Investments, who works with employers.He suggests that the earliest ...
FBN Senior Washington Correspondent Peter Barnes on some of the potential changes to President Obama's health - care plan .
Fox Business Senior Washington Correspondent Peter Barnes discusses President-Elect Obama's push to make health care a priority under his administration.
Even as Republicans pummel President Obama's health care proposals, some GOP leaders worry their party is being hurt by a Democratic counterattack: Where is your pla...
Sticker shock over president's health care plan
President vows it will happen this year
Mark McClellan, director of the Engleberg Center for Health Care at the Brookings Institute, explains what he likes about Obama and McCain's health plans.
Exclusive: Aetna CEO Ron Williams discusses the need for health care reform .
Ronald Williams, chairman and CEO of Aetna Inc., on what his industry expects from the president's health - care plan .
President Obama has developed a scaled-down version of health care reform that would cost a fraction of the price tag of other plans, but the White House played down...
Rep. Dave Camp, (R - Mich.), on the GOP's counter for health - care reform .
President outlines the three changes his plan will make to the health care system ; discusses costs involved
Sen. Jim DeMint weighs in on the Obama's administration's push for health care .
Republicans have an offer -- or 35 -- for President Obama if he is serious about wanting to listen to alternative proposals."You've got the House working group -- so...
Key provision questioned
Leading senators spar over health care reform
When it comes to health care, let me ask you three questions:First, what are the progressives getting? What are those in Washington gaining by passing this health ca...
Learn how to understand health care reform by knowing the key provisions.
Former Congressional Budget Office Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin on cutting the public option would reduce costs for the administration's health - care plan .
Stossel looks at affordable medical care offered by an Oklahoma doctor, guests debate the merits of ObamaCare and a veterinarian fights to keep his online consultations active