Stories by Julie Rovner

The Trump administration could embolden Republicans to make sweeping changes to how the affordable care act functions and is enforced

If Harris becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, reproductive rights will likely be a key focus of her campaign, experts say

Following the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion remains a top issue for many voters

Many physicians say they are reluctant to practice in states with abortion bans, harming access to regular exams and screenings

Justices heard arguments on Wednesday in a case over a Mississippi law that would ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy

By a vote of 7-2, the court declined to overturn the landmark health care law for the third time

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has never held a position in public health administration, but he has led dozens of lawsuits to protect the Affordable Care Act and health rights

Joe Biden won the election, but Senate Republicans could block his attempts to expand the Affordable Care Act

The outcome could have important consequences for Medicaid, abortion access, and legalization of marijuana and other drugs

As the Trump administration eyes a speedy replacement, the court will hear a case against the health care law a week after the election

Upholding the lower court’s ruling would affect 20 million people who get medical coverage under the law and could upend the health care system

Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy had been a swing vote on the issue

Congress is not done with health care 

This is where it gets complicated

The upper chamber will have its own struggles ahead

But dropping the appeal of a lawsuit would immediately end cost-sharing help for up to six million people and would almost certainly send the insurance market for individuals into chaos