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Mass. Health Law to Be Challenged?

The Supreme Court on Wednesday considered several possible approaches if the individual mandate is removed from the law and also examined an expansion of Medicaid.

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Justices Ask if Health Law Is Viable Without Mandate

The US Supreme Court is to ponder whether President Obama’s healthcare law can stand if its core rule that everyone must have medical cover falls.

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Obama health law hangs in balance

As the Supreme Court hears arguments on the requirement that most Americans be insured or pay a penalty, Massachusetts offers an example of how such a mandate might work.

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Massachusetts Health Insurance Mandate Stirs Dissent

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will examine how much of the 2010 health care law might survive if the justices strike down the requirement that Americans buy insurance.

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Few Contingency Plans if Court Rejects Individual Mandate

With President Obama’s health care law hanging in the balance, a lawyer for the administration faced skeptical questions from the Supreme Court’s more conservative members.

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Justices Split in Questions on Insurance Requirement

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Tuesday on the central question in the constitutional challenges to President Obama’s health care overhaul law.

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments to Health Care Law

Will health care be – as former senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) describes it – a defining issue of the 2012 election? As the Supreme Court begins day two of oral arguments in its landmark consideration of the national health-care law, a new poll suggests that maybe health care won’t be such a big factor in November after all. Read full article > >

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How much will health care matter in 2012? (Tuesday’s Trail Mix)

The Supreme Court on Tuesday considers the main constitutional question in its review of the nation’s health-care overhaul, whether Congress has the power to require almost all Americans to secure health insurance or pay a penalty. Read full article > >

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Supreme Court considers main constitutional question in health-care law

WHILE POLICY considerations will infuse the Supreme Court arguments Tuesday about the health-care mandate, the session will focus on this legal question: Does the Constitution give Congress the power to order all individuals above a certain income level to buy health insurance? This is the topic of the Supreme Court’s second of three days of consideration of the health-care reform act. Read full article > >

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Editorial Board: Why the individual mandate holds the key to health-care reform

On Monday, The Lede is following the first of three days of Supreme Court hearings on the constitutionality of the 2010 health care overhaul law.

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The Lede Blog: Updates on the Supreme Court Hearings on the Health Care Law

Heading into Supreme Court arguments on Monday, a piece of pavement occupied by a short line of people was among Washington’s most coveted real estate.

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Waiting in Line to See Supreme Court Argue Health Law

Sometimes, the Supreme Court gets a case so big that you simply have to take notice. This is one of those times.

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Health, money, power on the line

Few Americans have any real idea how the Supreme Court operates. Here's your inside look at what goes on.

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How the Supreme Court works

Four issues will be addressed by the Supreme Court during six hours of oral arguments Monday through Wednesday.

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Health care showdown: Four big issues