Routine vaccinations remain popular across political parties, though a significant sector — while still a minority — is vaccine-skeptical.

House Republicans voted Wednesday to end the shutdown — passing a deal negotiated in the Senate to fully fund the government through Jan. 30.

President Donald Trump’s proposal Saturday to give cash directly to Americans to purchase health coverage of their choice suggests Republicans might be open to a deal

Majority Leader John Thune has a plan to end the shutdown — that, seemingly, does not involve extending the enhanced Affordable Care Act Subsidies.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told Democrats on a caucus call Wednesday afternoon they would continue “to urge the Senate to stay the course and hold the line” as the government shutdown drags on.

Obamacare enrollees aren’t the only ones likely to experience sticker shock over the next few weeks, when they see what they’ll be paying out of pocket in health coverage premiums next year.

A bipartisan group of four House lawmakers outlined a “statement of principles” Monday for a compromise to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, proposing a two-year sunset and an income-based eligibility cap.

A look into COVAX.

Saturday marks the first day that individuals who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace can purchase plans.