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Republicans are still trying to destroy Obamacare, and they’re still losing

Scott Lemieux: Conservatives want to protect your right to an avoidable death due to a lack of health insurance. It’s the principle of the thing

Conservative judges are ganging up to steal your affordable healthcare

Scott Lemieux: Want evidence that Republicans have allies on the bench? Look no further than the Bush appointees who hate Obamacare

American jails have become the new mental asylums – and you’re paying the bill

Thomas J Dart: How to fund real treatment, instead of turning would-be patients into expensive inmates

Michelle Obama’s many cameos could teach other politicians how to use TV

The first lady has popped in on Parks and Recreation and Veep, revealing pop culture smarts that other politicians can't touch

AOL’s Tim Armstrong couldn’t be more wrong about ‘distressed babies’

Janet Sheaffer Pickel: My twins were born prematurely and cost millions to treat, but you can't put a price on human life. I'm glad I didn't work at AOL

Health insurers bemoan Obamacare ‘fix’ as adding confusion to rollout

President meets top insurers a day after announcing they could continue offering policies that fall short of new standards

Obamacare: stop listening to the partisan hacks

Heather Long: Most Americans are unsure about Obamacare, and that's OK. Here are five key areas to help people make up their own minds

Arianna Huffington: ‘My mother said failure was a stepping stone to success’

Arianna Huffington has been confounding expectations all her life. Now one of the most powerful media moguls in the world, she says the Huffington Post is 'her last act'. Really?

Would you let your daughter join the army?

Kayla Williams: As a US veteran, I know that the military has a lot it needs to change for women, but there are also tremendous opportunities

FDA must comply with Plan B morning-after pill ruling, campaigners say

Partnership for Civil Justice Fund will move for contempt if government does not make contraceptive pill available to all

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