Health care reform law

You don't often hear about a 79-to-20 vote in the U.S. Senate, but that's exactly what happened last night. The chamber voted overwhelmingly to repeal a tax on medical devices.

When the Affordable Care Act takes effect in 2014, some employers may cut workers' hours to avoid providing benefits.

Health advocates say the new rules under the Affordable Care Act still allow insurers too much flexibility in the coverage they offer.

Six years after sweeping health care reform, Massachusetts is still struggling to lower the cost of care.

The $5.7 billion deal with let Aetna double its number of Medicaid members.

Oregon will take federal money to expand Medicaid, and try to cut costs too.

A report from the Congressional Budget office says President Obama's health care law could save the federal government $84 billion over the next decade. That savings is mostly because of the Supreme Court ruling last month, and a part of the law it ruled out.

The recent Supreme Court ruling has a lot of health care providers scrambling to deal with more patients.

They stand to gain big if states expand Medicaid. But it's going to be a battle, and states like Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina have already said they don't want to expand the program.

Where the Affordable Care Act ranks in U.S. tax history.