On Oct. 1, millions of Americans gained access to the new marketplaces mandated by President Obama’s health-care law. Check back regularly for the latest news on the launch of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the ongoing political fight over the law in Congress.
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Calculator: How much will you pay for insurance
Have you used the new health insurance exchanges? Tell us your story.
Graphic: How many people have signed up on the exchanges?
FAQ: All your Affordable Care Act questions answered
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An investigation finds insurers are overcharging the health-care program for seniors.
The health-care law’s supporters are less numerous. They’re also less passionate.
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Cruz says GOP “graybeards” need to acknowledge his gambit worked.
After early delays, can the marketplaces draw in small businesses?
After years of opposition, some Republicans talk of preserving some aspects of healthcare law
Health insurance premiums for small employes are on the rise. So what can firms do to stay competitive?