This week was pretty bad. But next week will be worse.

Have a pre-existing condition? Good luck with that under the House GOP's plan, which seems designed merely to deflect blame toward the Senate.

With the implosion of "repeal and replace," the next logical step in Democratic health care reform is Medicare for All.

The Republicans are trying to sabotage the law. Liberals shouldn't be complacent, and the media can't abandon its responsibilities.

Their dysfunction is the result of years of bad-faith opposition to Obama.

He's always been more con artist than wonk. After the health-care fiasco, the whole world knows it.

There is more to passing major legislation than possessing a mathematical majority in Congress.

A leading legal mind looks ahead to the coming fights over health care, in a Supreme Court that's about to swing right again.

At this point, Republicans will be lucky if they get their end of the bargain with Donald Trump.

His unorthodox antics helped him win the presidency, but they have only hampered his cruel agenda. That doesn't mean he won't still succeed.

Giving Paul Ryan the benefit of the doubt will ruin countless lives.

The Republican alternative to Obamacare only gives Americans the freedom to work until they die.