Better Care Reconciliation Act

The Senate is now in recess until tomorrow, when it's expected to vote on a clean Affordable Care Act repeal bill.

The Senate is expected to take its first steps toward ACA repeal and replace.

The numbers are still grim, and the score doesn't cover the Cruz amendment.

And so the health-care policy merry-go-round continues.

Nevertheless, most Americans want to see changes made to the Affordable Care Act.

A new analysis explores what would happen to silver plan premiums under the Better Care Reconciliation Act.

The decision was made after Republican senators said they would not support even a motion to advance the bill to the floor of the Senate for debate.

And they're still pretty grim.

People who let their coverage lapse would be temporarily locked out of the market.

The Better Care Reconciliation Act would make mental-health care more expensive for many Americans.