Gruber denies being the “architect” of the ACA and has apologized for his worst comments, but when it comes to understanding the law, he was right.

The IMF found a $15b “hole” in its financing for Ukraine. Meanwhile, Germany seems to think the solution to Ukraine’s woes is to ask Russia, which it has placed under sanctions specifically for harming Ukraine, to help Kiev out.

The third quarter results are not what the “Islamic Calvinists” were looking for.

A new Bank of America survey found that businesses plan to offset increasing health care costs by passing them onto their employees.

Does the new base signal a “pivot”, or an acknowledgement of an existing reality?

A new investigation into Medicaid providers finds that as many as half of them aren’t at the address given for them, aren’t part of Medicaid, or aren’t seeing new patients.

Polls suggest that to a surprising number of people the question of whether torture is acceptable isn’t a black-or-white issue.

Three former Detroit officials have just been convicted of defrauding the city’s pension fund. A wider problem remains, however—and one that Democrats often don’t want to address.

In a speech to senior Iranian leaders, Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani criticized some of the most powerful institutions of the Islamic Republic, including the Revolutionary Guard.

A new WHO report says malaria deaths have been halved thanks to better medical care and preventative techniques.