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The risk in rushing an Illinois health exchange

The Chicago Tribune reports: "Tns of thousands of Illinois residents will sign up for coverage under Obamacare over the next few months. Many of them wouldn't be able to afford the insurance without a federal subsidy to help pay the premiums. Those subsidies, however,...

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House Sues Obama Over Health Care Law

Time reports: ""The House has an obligation to stand up for the Constitution" House Republicans sued the Obama Administration on Friday over how it has implemented the health care reform law, taking legal action after threatening to do so for months. The House sued...

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Employers reducing spousal, family coverage

Benefits Pro reports: "The evidence continues to mount that mid-to-large corporations will fine-tune, but won’t abandon, employee health plans. A Towers Watson survey of 379 companies in that size range found, among other trends, that companies believe in providing...

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Challenge to Obamacare gets Supreme Court review

Chicago Health Care Daily reports: "The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to consider a challenge to the subsidies that are a linchpin of President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul, accepting a case that suddenly puts the law under a new legal cloud. Two years after...

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Another Election Loser: Obamacare’s Medicaid Expansion

Bloomberg BusinessWeek reports: "Now that Republicans will be taking control of the Senate, party leaders will get the chance to stage a full vote on the repeal of Obamacare, forcing either a Democratic filibuster or a presidential veto. Either way, it will be pure...

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What a GOP Senate could mean for PPACA

Benefits Pro reports: "Midterm elections will be here next week, and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is still on the minds of voters and candidates. According to Kaiser Family Foundation, Democrats and Republicans are using PPACA to tell their stories...

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