President Barack Obama said Americans “deserve a final vote on health reform” and called on leaders of the U.S. House and Senate to schedule a vote on his latest proposal “in the next few weeks.”

Standing before a room of Republican leaders, President Barack Obama urged progress over politics on a number of issues facing Americans, including health care reform.

While the Senate’s version of health care reform moves forward, the debate over the inclusion of a government-run public health insurance program could cause that momentum to stall.

As his Senate Finance Committee continues work on its own major health care reform proposal, Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) is commending the work of three of his former congressional colleagues …  Read →

President Barack Obama took another step forward in his pledge to expand health care coverage for all Americans by nominating Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to head the U.S. Department of …  Read →

Kansas Governor, and former insurance commissioner, Kathleen Sebelius is the “top choice” for the next secretary of health and human services, according to a report in the New York Times.

The …  Read →

President Barack Obama will need a new leader in the fight to reform health care in America.

Former Sen. Tom Daschle has withdrawn his nomination as the country’s next secretary of …  Read →

President Barack Obama has a daunting task ahead as he tries his hand at fixing a faltering U.S. economy. How and what he does will …  Read →

The New York Times, which doesn’t hide from its favoritism of all things Democrat and “liberal,” took to task the Senate in its softball-type approach in the first confirmation hearing …  Read →