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WASHINGTON -- Abortion foes have scored a victory and traditional allies of the Obama administration are grumbling about a decision to ban most abortion coverage in insurance pools for those unable to purchase health care on their own.The Catholic bishops "welcome this new policy," said Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, although he added the organization remains concerned that other provisions of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law will promote abortion.The issue flared after at least one state -- New Mexico -- initially decided to allow coverage of elective abortion in a newly launched, federally funded program to provide coverage for high-risk uninsured people turned away by private carriers.Abortion foes also raised questions about Pennsylvania's plan, but state officials said the criticism was baseless.Trying to head off more problems, the Health and Human Services Department announced last week the program will not cover abortions except in cases of rape, incest or when the m...
Rep. Paul Kanjorski, the 73-year-old, 13-term Democrat from eastern Pennsylvania, looks to be having a rough reelection bid and a new poll bears that out. Kanjorski ...
If you're looking to get an early understanding of which party might control the House of Representatives on election night, put a canary in the coal mine.Miners don...
Deals for Democrats' Health Care Votes?Tuesday, March 16, 2010Print FNCCould chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Rep. James Oberstar be award...
July 22: U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel speaks with Chief of Staff George Henry shortly after a congressional investigative panel accused Rangel of undisclosed ethics viol...
The health care debate taught me something I didn’t know about Congress: lawmakers really don’t care about the weather. Or the day of the week.In December, senators,...
Surgeons are often on call. They never know when the emergency room is going to page them out of a weekend barbeque to rush to the hospital for an operation. Coroner...
WASHINGTON (AP) — A fax bearing the image of a noose. Profane voice mails. Bricks thrown, a gas line cut. White powder sent to an office.Democrats and a few Republic...
The 11 House Democrats led by Rep. Bart Stupak who dropped their opposition to health care reform legislation mere hours before the final vote have requested $3.4 bi...
WASHINGTON - Freshman Rep. Steve Driehaus is getting it from all sides on President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.The Ohio Democrat opened his local newspaper,...
WASHINGTON -- Embattled Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel was meeting with the head of the House ethics committee and other top Democrats amid rumors he may try to work...
Rep. Bart Stupak , D-Mich., says he knows at least 12 Democrats in the House -- and there could be more -- who voted for the health care bill last fall who will vote...
This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," March 15, 2010. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.SEAN HANNITY, HOST: From the cornhusker kickback ...
No issue was more pivotal in the health care reform debate than abortion.In fact, one of the only reasons Democrats were able to pass the bill was because they forge...
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