President Obama promised that no one who had health insurance would have to change because of the new health care law. He meant employer-sponsored insurance.

President Obama says the nation's top techies will work to fix the Obamacare website quickly, but do they have enough time?

In a speech today, President Obama addressed the the problems Americans are having with the Affordable Care Act website.

In Camden, New Jersey, one non-profit is using real-time hospital data to help locate people eligible for Obamacare.

The clock is ticking, but Congressional leaders have yet to reach an agreement.

Medicare enrollment is already confusing enough. The new health care exchanges will only make it more so. And that could end up being costly for taxpayers.

Lawmakers in Washington have until Thursday to raise the debt ceiling.

The health care exchanges are still a technical mess, and some insurers are beefing up their own sites to help people get started.

State- and federally-run health care exchanges have been enrolling people for the past four days.

It's Day One, and the healthcare exchanges have just opened across the country.