Lawrence Wilson

Masked by subsidies, the one-size-fits-all system has pushed up prices across the broader medical insurance market, say experts.

Poll respondents were wary of both the practical value of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.

As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.

Respondents saw value in this unusual Senate rule, but they have suggestions for improving it.

Republican Gov. Mike Braun urged lawmakers to proceed with a vote despite the Senate’s announcement.

In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.

Shutdowns have a high financial cost but are politically more acceptable now, experts say.

Survey respondents voiced strong opinions about the validity of the current government shutdown and who is responsible for it.

Current spending on all welfare programs, as a percentage of gross domestic product, is 12 times higher than it was in 1962.

Lower prices will be available starting in January for direct-pay customers, and in July for Medicare and Medicaid programs.

Masked by subsidies, the one-size-fits-all system has pushed up prices across the broader medical insurance market, say experts.

Poll respondents were wary of both the practical value of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.

As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.

Respondents saw value in this unusual Senate rule, but they have suggestions for improving it.

Republican Gov. Mike Braun urged lawmakers to proceed with a vote despite the Senate’s announcement.

In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.

Shutdowns have a high financial cost but are politically more acceptable now, experts say.

Survey respondents voiced strong opinions about the validity of the current government shutdown and who is responsible for it.

Current spending on all welfare programs, as a percentage of gross domestic product, is 12 times higher than it was in 1962.

Lower prices will be available starting in January for direct-pay customers, and in July for Medicare and Medicaid programs.