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No political litmus test for Atlanta's airport
Charles Edwards Sep 4, 2012
Republicans are flying home from Tampa. Democrats are flying to Charlotte. Both locations send a lot of connecting flights through Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. So what's the mood like there?
Republican Party eyes greater Hispanic vote
Jeff Tyler Aug 28, 2012
Prominent Hispanic Republicans will appear at the GOP convention this week in Tampa, Fla. The party wants to win more support from Latino voters.
The price tag for being an RNC delegate
Adriene Hill Aug 24, 2012
Republicans all over the country are starting to pack for Tampa, Fla., where the Republican Convention will be. One delegate breaks down the costs of participating in democracy.
Aetna buys Coventry Health Care in a Medicaid land grab
Dan Gorenstein Aug 20, 2012
The $5.7 billion deal with let Aetna double its number of Medicaid members.
Consumer confidence varies from state to state
Frank Newport Aug 15, 2012
Our latest reporting on U.S. consumer confidence says it jumped up last month. But what does that mean where you live?
Cancer ad prompts GOP attack
Alexandra Duszak Aug 10, 2012
Republicans attack Obama over Bain cancer ad
In Oregon, health reform is welcome
Mitchell Hartman Aug 8, 2012
Oregon will take federal money to expand Medicaid, and try to cut costs too.
Former Congressional staffer on how money divides politics
Jeremy Hobson Aug 6, 2012
Former Republican staff member Mike Lofgren explains how money has taken over the political system in America and what we can do about it.
Health care law could reduce government costs
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Jul 25, 2012
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.
Health clinics brace for 'pent-up demand'
Laurel Morales Jul 16, 2012
The recent Supreme Court ruling has a lot of health care providers scrambling to deal with more patients.
