Do doctors like ObamaCare? Judging by the number of doctors who are running for Congress in opposition to it, the answer would appear to be a resounding no.

The media have been providing serious reporting about a "UC Berkeley [2]" study showing that public employees earn a total salary and benefit package that's about the same as those in the private sector.

Patient choice looks to be the first casualty of Obamacare.

Above all else, the coming election is about ObamaCare.

Obamacare is under siege in the courts. Monday, federal Judge Henry Hudson announced that he'd rule on Virginia's constitutional challenge to the health law before year's end.

With Washington set to assume control of more than half of all health care spending - and thus remake nearly 20 percent of the economy - it's worth asking if the federal government is up to the task.

With Washington set to assume control of more than half of all health care spending -- and thus remake nearly 20 percent of the economy -- it's worth asking if the federal government is up to the task.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed two bills that he touts as reforms to "provide affordable and quality health care insurance."

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed two bills that he touts as reforms to "provide affordable and quality health care insurance."

John R. Graham of the Pacific Research Institute discusses the harms of the medical loss ratios mandated in ObamaCare (HR 3590):