Obamacare

The bill eliminates a tax penalty for Americans who don’t carry health insurance, a pillar of the Affordable Care Act.

The measure will repeal the ACA's individual mandate, which requires people to purchase insurance.

The tax bill will dismantle a key piece of the ACA: The individual mandate that requires people to purchase insurance.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the compromise will end the requirement that all individuals buy insurance or pay a fine.

GOP plan includes a repeal of Obamacare’s mandate that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.

ACA mandate repeal and medical expense deductibility may jeopardize the legislation, legislators say.

Making the change would produce an estimated $338 billion in savings over 10 years that would help legislators meet fiscal targets.

Republicans are considering repealing the coverage rule in the Affordable Care Act as a way to pay for far-reaching changes in the tax code.

At a news conference Tuesday, the Republican senator said its vital to use the new legislation to end the health mandate.

Eliminating the Obamacare component is seen as a way to pay for tax cuts, but its removal could cause instability in the health insurance market.

A bipartisan deal to shore up Obamacare exchanges has “stalled out,” a top Senate Republican said Wednesday.

Package includes subsidies to health insurers in advance of 2018 enrollment period, Lamar Alexander says.

Trump decision to end cost-sharing subsidies will cost insurers $1B this year, says Michael Consedine.

Cost savings reduction payments are essential to support law passed by Congress, Eric Schneiderman says.

The move is politically risky as it may force bipartisan effort in the Senate to craft legislation to shore up the ACA insurance exchanges.

More than eight in ten individuals who buy ACA plans also get help paying their premiums directly from the federal government.

The President opted for an executive order signed Thursday after he was unable to rally Republicans to overturn the health law.

A proposed executive order could exempt "association" health plans from ACA regulations designed to protect people with pre-existing conditions.

President slams ‘so-called’ Republicans after Senate leadership kills healthcare vote.

Revised Republican bill to repeal the law shifts funding to sway holdouts from Alaska and Maine.