Health Care

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi came out against the much-touted "Medicare-for-all" proposal from 2020 presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and said the party's candidates should seek to emulate ObamaCare, in order to achieve universal health coverage. 

The Washington Post reports more than half of all House Democrats now support the plan. Can Speaker Pelosi hold back the tide or will vulnerable Democrats be forced to cast a vote?

Democratic presidential candidate Bill de Blasio and Fox News' Sean Hannity got into it during their headline-making interview over former President Barack Obama's much-debated Affordable Care Act.

Republicans are floundering on health care in the Obamacare age, but looking to government to solve the rough edges that Obamacare created is playing right into liberals' hands.

Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren were pressed over 'Medicare-for-all' as their moderate presidential rivals warn such a policy would hand President Trump a second term; reaction from Michigan Congressman Debbie Dingell, co-chair of the House Dem Policy and Communications Committee.

There has been a lot of talk over the past several months about scrapping America’s current health care system and moving to a government-run health insurance system like the so-called “Medicare-for-all” plan.

The House of Representatives' reauthorization of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund is an achievement but not the end of activists' work, according to Jon Stewart.

Democrats are already building a fake, alarmist narrative around an ObamaCare case that hasn’t even been decided yet.

Rep. Clay Higgins speaks out on 'Fox & Friends' after delivering a personal story about how the Affordable Care Act was completely unaffordable for his family.

Some Democrats are beginning to use terminology popular with conservatives in order to highlight their policies, according to pollster Frank Luntz.