Pre-Existing Conditions
President Trump told a campaign rally his plan will protect voters with “pre-existing physicians.”
Here's how millions of Americans could lose their healthcare.
Even conservatives think it's bonkers. But the federal judge in Texas has ruled against the Affordable Care Act before.
The Trump administration sided with states that want to wreck protections for coverage of pre-existing conditions.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The effort probably won't succeed, but it could put health care back in the political debate.
Is that a yes or a no?
Sen. Orrin Hatch had some choice words for his constituents who support the Affordable Care Act.
After several failed attempts by Congress to repeal and replace Obamacare, Trump is trying to take matters into his own hands with an executive order.
It's fine to pay for sick kids, Mulvaney says, but diabetics are another story.
“This is my life. Without health care coverage, I’m dead," a constituent tells him.