President Barack Obama's campaign rolled out ads pitched to seniors and veterans Wednesday. Meanwhile, Politico analyzes Mitt Romney's decision to emphasize his record as a businessman rather than as Massachusetts governor when he helped pass that state's health reform law.
(Daily Report) May 24
In an interview with Politico, the Senate majority leader says he won't back off sequestration.
(Daily Report) May 24
A selection of editorials and opinions on health care policy from around the country.
(Daily Report) May 24
Today's early morning highlights from major news organizations, including reports on an effort to cut costs associated with complex and expensive diseases and a look at the federal health law's effect on standards of coverage.
(Daily Report) May 24
The Congressional Budget Office reported Tuesday that the nation's economy could fall back into a recession if President Barack Obama and Congress fail to come to terms on tax and spending issues. However, Democratic and Republican leaders appeared unwavering in their positions.
(Daily Report) May 23
The federal government is not changing coverage plans "at this time." Meanwhile, a number of urologists and other medical specialists raise concerns that new recommendations against prostate cancer screening will hurt men's health.
(Daily Report) May 23
A selection of editorials and opinions on health care policy from around the country.
(Daily Report) May 23
Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's campaign will air a new ad aimed at seniors who are on Medicare and will continue efforts to connect with the women's vote.
(Daily Report) May 23
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including reports about the CBO's dire predictions about a possible recession as well as details about how health policy is handled in new presidential campaign ads.
(Daily Report) May 23
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force finds scant evidence that the PSA blood test saves lives and instead says unneeded treatment leads to serious problems, including impotence and incontinence.
(Daily Report) May 22