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For the third time in five weeks, the Obama administration's legal point man for defending the president's health care overhaul will walk into a federal appellate courtroom Wednesday to defend the controversial measure as an appropriate and proper exercise of the government's power.Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal has steadfastly argued the law, passed in March 2010, is a necessary and reasonable response to halt the increasing costs of medical care despite claims by 26 state governments and the largest small-business group in the nation that the law's requirements are unconstitutional. Katyal is expected to tell three judges of the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta that the law is a valid exercise of congressional power to regulate commerce and tax.He'll try to convince the court that U.S. District Court Judge Roger Vinson's thorough repudiation of the law was incorrect. That January ruling striking down the entire law energized its detractors, who agree with Vinson's ...
As several states indicate they will not implement the health care law now that one federal district judge has ruled it void, Republicans are making an effort Wednes...
Arguing that a definitive legal ruling on the constitutionality of President Obama's health-care law must come without further delay, Virginia Attorney General Ken C...
PENSACOLA, Florida -- The Obama administration will try to persuade a federal judge Tuesday to throw out a lawsuit by 20 states that claim the president's health car...
The Justice Department asked a federal judge in Florida who ruled that President Obama's health care overhaul is unconstitutional to tell states that they must conti...
FBN's Neil Cavuto on the unhealthy future of the health - care law.
FBN's David Asman on limiting the government's power in areas such as health care .
The Judge’s Freedom Fighters tackle issues of constitutionality when it comes to forced health care and government spending.
A multi-state lawsuit against the federal health care overhaul will go forward, after a Florida federal judge on Thursday rejected the Obama administration's request...
The Florida judge who ruled against President Obama's health care law on Wednesday ordered the administration to expedite its appeal, if it plans to, within seven da...
Late in the evening on April 1, the Obama administration filed their official appeal with the 11th Circuit asking the court to overturn federal District Judge Roger ...
Justice Department loses bid to have lawsuit dismissed
The Republican attorney general behind the first successful court challenge to the federal health care law said Monday that a judge's ruling against the so-called in...
A federal appeals court in Atlanta ruled Friday that a provision in President Obama's health care law requiring citizens to buy health insurance is unconstitutional,...
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson on efforts to overturn health - care reform and the NLRB complaint against Boeing’s plant in South Carolina.
The majority of state Attorneys General have pointed out a fatal flaw in Obama care that the administration refuses to acknowledge: the administration has claimed a ...
A U.S. district judge on Monday threw out the nation's health care law, declaring it unconstitutional because it violates the Commerce Clause and surely reviving a f...
Florida court hears both sides of health care law debate
Casting an unmistakable and perhaps permanent pockmark on the face of the Obama administration, a federal judge in Virginia ruled Monday that a major component of th...
Virginia Attorney General Anthony Cuccinelli discusses the future of the administration’s health - care law.