After a messy Senate burial late last year, the government-run health insurance plan may be back. Proponents cite continued wide support and the fact that this time it needs fewer votes to pass in the Senate.
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EU Court Ruling To Cost Women Drivers
Women may be safer drivers, but in the European Union they'll no longer be cheaper drivers when it comes to insurance. The EU's highest court has ruled that charging men and women different...
Alternatives To Mandating Insurance? Maybe
The requirement for most individuals to either have insurance or pay a penalty is frequently described as the "linchpin" of the sweeping health care law. But there may be some viable...
Judge Nominations Refiled As Vacancies Affect Courts
The White House has renominated 42 judge candidates, hoping they will be confirmed this time around after getting stuck in the Senate last year. Experts say the situation is dire: About 10...
AP-GfK Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare (AP)
AP - The first baby boomers will be old enough to qualify for Medicare Jan. 1, and many fear the program's obituary will be written before their own. A new Associated Press-GfK poll finds...
Obama Promises To Sign 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
The Senate on Saturday voted to repeal the military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy. President Obama is expected to sign the legislation into law this week. NPR's Tom Bowman talks to Steve...
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