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The Tea Party senator said the president has forced his agenda on the American people.

Obama said people could keep their old health plans, but insurers have dropped some options.

The Arizona senator asked the agency to explain searches of disabled passengers at the Phoenix airport

The Utah Republican used the shaky rollout of ObamaCare to justify his failed effort to defund the law this month. 

Business leaders on Tuesday helped mobilize an army of advocates to pressure House Republicans into taking action.

The House minority whip acknowledged Democrats could have better articulated the law’s requirements

Sen. Coburn will meet privately with Sen. Reid after he reportedly called the leader an “a–hole.”

Former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. has been taken into federal custody to begin serving his 30-month prison sentence.

“The problem with ObamaCare is not just the website; it’s the whole law,” Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Tuesday.

“The problem with ObamaCare is not just the website; it’s the whole law,” Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Tuesday.

“I want to apologize,” Marilyn Tavenner, the head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, told a House panel.

“I want to apologize,” Marilyn Tavenner, the head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, told a House panel.

New Jersey’s Republican governor, and possible presidential candidate, called the delay “unprecedented.“

The post alleged that a House GOP leader told Obama “I cannot even stand to look at you” at meeting.

The troubled rollout of the healthcare law has thrown a wrench into President Obama’s push for immigration reform.

Newly installed Labor Secretary Thomas Perez is presiding over a burst of rule-making unseen at the agency for years.

Names more often seen in lights than FEC documents peppered Alison Lundergan Grimes’s third-quarter fundraising filings.

Cruz’s sway with grassroots conservatives will make passing comprehensive legislation significantly more difficult.

The White House on Monday defended the National Security Agency amid criticism from world leaders over its surveillance efforts.

The president said insurance for many young adults will be “less than your cellphone bill, less than your cable bill.”