A hearing this week on a lawsuit to topple the Affordable Care Act will be the latest test of Republican efforts to reshape a broad range of health-care policies
The White House is hoping its record of losses on health-care issues starts to turn around Tuesday, as a federal appeals court in Louisiana hears
arguments in a lawsuit to topple the health law. The administration has sided with Republican-led states that say the ACA is invalid without its penalty on people...
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