Health care

Senate Republicans downplayed the odds of the Supreme Court repealing the Affordable Care Act at Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearing, as Democrats portrayed the conservative judge as an existential threat to the landmark health care law. 

One of the key issues being discussed at the Senate confirmation hearing on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court is the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of ObamaCare.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Tuesday claimed that President Trump sees seniors as “forgettable” and used the president’s own words against him as he courted older voters in Florida, the crucial general election battleground state.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in a press conference Thursday called on Sen. Pat Toomey, who was one of the last Republicans to come out in favor of moving the President Trump's Supreme Court pick ahead of the presidential election, to vote against Trump nominee Amy Coney Barrett, citing a "looming threat" that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could be overturned. 

Democratic challenger Mark Kelly's position on Amy Coney Barrett could have national significance. If he wins, he'd take office by Nov. 30, narrowing the GOP's current majority.

Arizona Senate candidates Democrat Mark Kelly and Republican Sen. Martha McSally will square off Tuesday evening in the first and only televised debate. 

A judge ruled Monday that Arizona election officials can use videoconferencing to aid voters confined to hospitals, nursing homes, or living with severe disabilities to cast their ballots.

Doctors advise patients who had sinus or skull surgeries to request oral COVID-19 testing if available.

The former NASA astronaut told KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Gaydos and Chad that a nomination shouldn't be made so close to Election Day, although President Trump has already done so. 

Schumer warned that Barrett could be the deciding vote in the Supreme Court striking down the Affordable Care Act (ACA)