Critics say a controversial program that provides hospitals with deep discounts is being abused.

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The senior vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says lawmakers have to compromise to make it happen.

Assuring subsidies for low-income people could help stabilize the market, the CEO of an industry lobbying group says.

Many generic drugs have become so cheap, they have pencil-thin profit margins.

Not everyone thinks automatic deductions for state and federal taxes are a good idea.

"There is now an expectation that people should have access to care."

Republican legislation may have been shot down Friday morning, but the health law's future is still uncertain.