Obamacare

The new Affordable Care Act health exchanges go live Tuesday morning, but will the website function properly?

Congress did not strike a deal last night on a spending bill, which means a government shutdown is now in effect.

The success of the new health care law relies heavily on its ability to attract young, healthy people — something that may be a tough sell.

As Obamacare reaches a significant milestone, what's it going to be like for the Americans who will be enrolling in health insurance for the first time?

On the health insurance overhaul calendar, October 1 has been circled as a key date — Opening Day, if you will.

Americans will be able to go online to get health insurance "exchanges" on Tuesday. But there's concern some of these online sites aren't ready for prime time.

Lawmakers are running out of options to avoid a possible government shutdown, but a once obscure tax could now play an important role in negotiations.

The Spanish version of the main health care exchange website won’t be up and running for a few weeks.

President Obama unveiled the premiums for his new health care plans. But when it comes to the real cost of health care, the premium is just the beginning.