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The Republican proposal loosens restrictions on the coverage insurers can offer. More than 400,000 people gained coverage, household earnings rose $600 a year, and 31,000 jobs were created, according to The Colorado Health Foundation.

Jackman was a long way from inhabiting the role, but you can also see how malleable his acting muscles were by this point in his career.

House Republicans have tonight released their plan for an Obamacare replacement, calling it the American Health Care Act.

On Thursday morning, the House quickly passed the compromise that sailed through the Senate Wednesday night.

But Henry is concerned his old side may not be playing in the continent’s elite club tournament come September.

Paul has been on a mission since this Congress convened in January to make sure the leaders’ effort implodes. There’s a reason that legislators like Michigan Rep. Justin Amash are already referring to it as “Obamacare 2.0”.

That much is undeniable, no matter where your allegiance lies.

And that’s what it has become.

Joel Cantor, of the Rutgers Center for State Health Policy, addresses a conference on the impact of changes to the ACA at Rutgers University on Thursday.

Wales will operate in a “no excuses” environment when they look to derail Ireland’s RBS 6 Nations title bid on Friday.

Michigan State hit the floor running in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament, and didn’t let up on the Nittany Lions until the game was far out of reach, beating Penn State 78-51 and earning a spot in the quarterfinals against Minnesota on Friday.

The Republican legislation would limit future federal funding for Medicaid, which covers low-income people, about 1 in 5 Americans. Republicans blamed the law for rising insurance premiums and high patient out-of-pocket costs, and criticized its requirement that everyone have...

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On December 4, 2016, thousands of protesters gathered on Standing Rock Sioux territory in North Dakota cheered when news broke the Army Corps of Engineers would halt construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

He was 5-13 as a starter with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, losing his job to Josh McCown in 2014 and later being shoved into permanent backup duties when the Bucs drafted Jameis Winston with the No. 1 pick in 2015. He accumulated more yards and touchdowns than any other Bears...