Representative Bart Gordon, Democrat of Tennessee, voted against the House health care bill in November but said on Thursday the revised legislation is “moving in a more fiscally responsible direction now.”

It used to be a such a nice word.

An economist wonders how the government will use undercover “patients” to discover fraud and abuse.

A staunch defender of Senate protocol defends the use of budget reconciliation for parts of the Democratic health care legislation.

An analysis by Goldman Sachs recommends that investors buy shares in two big insurance companies because insurance rates are up sharply and competition is down.

With the health care debate in the home stretch, the main action is now in the House.

After a sexual harassment allegation, Representative Eric Massa said he was pushed to resign because he did not support the House’s health care legislation.

At an appearance in Philadelphia, the president shed his professional demeanor in favor of an emotional appeal for health care legislation.

The Democrats use Mitt Romney as a punching bag in trying to stir anger over premium increases.

Le recours en remboursement du coût des travaux de correction à la toiture d’un immeuble intenté plus de trois ans après avoir fait exécuter ceux-ci par un tiers est prescrit, même si le montant précis des dommages n’était pas connu.
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