Some States Look to Avoid Federal Obamacare Payments
By banding together, some states could minimize payments to the Obama administration for using HealthCare.gov technology.
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AP Photo/Don Ryan How to Dismantle an Obamacare Exchange
Kentucky is following a difficult trail already carved by a handful of other states.
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The “death panels” controversy has ended with a (productive) whimper.
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The package includes funding for NIH and 9/11 responders, and it delays the "Cadillac tax" on pricey health plans.
AP Photo/Lauren Victoria Burke Rick Santorum's Stat About Violence Against Jews and Muslims? It's True—With One Major Caveat
The FBI's hate-crime records largely corroborate the presidential candidate's claim.
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The Ethics Committee finds that Jared Polis didn't break rules with his promotional efforts for a video game and a clothing company.
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