More Evidence That Health Insurance Really Does Save Lives
Timely new research strengthens the link between coverage and mortality.
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Senate Updates Its ACA Repeal Bill
People who let their coverage lapse would be temporarily locked out of the market.
What the Senate’s Obamacare Replacement Would Mean for Mental-Health Treatment
The Better Care Reconciliation Act would make mental-health care more expensive for many Americans.
Supreme Court Rules Missouri Church Can Use Public Money for Playground Project
Dissenting justices argued the ruling weakens the country's long-standing separation between church and state.
Supreme Court Allows Limited Trump Travel Ban to Take Effect
The Trump administration has argued that the ban is necessary to allow for a re-evaluation of the vetting process.
Imagine There’s No Majority: What Would Politics Look Like Without a Leading Party?
A new group aims to empower moderate politicians, but it's unclear how their success would affect government.
Viewfinder: Breaking a Fast in the Congo
People distribute food to fellow Muslim worshippers before breaking the Ramadan fast on June 25th, 2017, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Bill Cosby Loses Honorary Degree From University of Missouri
At least 20 other universities and institutions have withdrawn honorary degrees and other accolades in the wake of the sexual-assault allegations.
Why Single-Payer Health Care Could Work in California
And why state-level reform is a risky proposition for most of the country.