Affordable Care Act

The roll-out of Obamacare isn't the first time the government has done something this big.

Yet another Obamacare delay.

California says no to letting insurers reissue canceled plans for another year. And it’s not just because the policies are substandard. Without those customers on the exchanges the whole thing could collapse.

Changes in the insurance system are leading more consumers to consider what they expect in their health care and how much it is worth to them.

Health insurance companies are trying to adapt after the president announced a policy reversal to let people with cancelled policies keep their insurance.

For Obamacare to work, the "young invincibles" need to sign up. And, so far, they're not.

Expert says the current woes of the Affordable Care Act's website are just the beginning.

A dental practice in Phoenix learns it's losing its health-insurance policy for the two dentists and 13 employees.

Leigh Gallagher, editor of Fortune Magazine, and Sudeep Reddy from the Wall Street Journal recap the week in news.

2 to 3 percent of people who currently purchase their own insurance will need to switch to a new plan.