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Health savings accounts are poised for a major expansion by Republicans in Washington, D.C., and that could mean millions more customers — and fees — flowing to a handful of companies.

Republicans say their bill would replace the failing parts of Obamacare, but the Economist reports the proposed fixes may not fare much better.

Republican leaders worked frantically Wednesday to warn naysayers in the party to join or risk being blamed for breaking the GOP’s promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.

After years of promises, House Republicans finally have a bill they say will “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act, some major changes in how people would choose and pay for [...]

A powerful conservative backlash threatened to sink the new Republican health care bill Tuesday less than 24 hours after its launch.

An analysis written for an influential bloc of U.S. House conservatives derides a key component of a new Republican plan to replace Obamacare, in effect calling it "welfare."

House Republicans unveiled their Obamacare replacement plan, slashing the law’s Medicaid expansion and scrapping the requirement that individuals purchase coverage or pay a fine.

District of Columbia expands its efforts that require employers to purchase employee health insurance through the government through a partnership with Massachusetts.

New York regulators have fined Oxford Health $1 million for improper compensation actions and customer standard.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has called for more funding from Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield for charity programs based on the company’s financials, but Horizon has resisted.