Health Care
Supreme Court quick to vote, slow to divulge
(Bill O'Leary / WASHINGTON POST)
Justices move with surprising speed to vote on cases, but writing their opinions on matters like the recent health-care law hearings can take months.
What if the health-care law goes down?
The answer depends on where you live, who you work for and how you get your insurance.
What do you think about President Obama’s health-care law?
The Supreme Court is set to hear challenges to the sweeping health-care law that was adopted in 2010. Let us know what you think on the key issues.
Will conservatives save ‘Obamacare’?
OUTLOOK | Why the Supreme Court’s right wing could uphold President Obama’s health-care law.
A guide to health-care law hearings
The Supreme Court takes up challenges to the health-care law passed last year. Here’s a guide to the arguments the justices will be weighing each day.
Solicitor general set to take the stage
Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. will argue the Obama administration’s health care case before the Supreme Court.
White House: High court should respect health-care law
The Obama administration told the Supreme Cour that Congress was “well within” its constitutional powers in passing the 2010 health-care measure.
The Issues
Health-care legal challenges
A look at how the law got to the Supreme Court and the issues in play.
Documents
Supreme Court hearing transcripts
Complete, searchable transcripts of all three days of Supreme Court hearings on President Obama’s health-care law
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