Earlier today in Florida, U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson ruled that the ObamaCare's individual mandate is unconstitutional and not severable from the legislation.

Judge Vinson also found that the individual mandate is not severable from the federal health care legislation and declared the entire act void.

Waivers from ObamaCare's minimum annual limit provision now cover over 2 million individuals.

Chief Medicare Actuary, Richard Foster, testified before the House Budget Committee earlier this week. See what he had to say about two of the main promises of ObamaCare.

With the new additions, there are now 26 states participating in the Florida-based lawsuit.

With the new additions, there are now 26 states participating in the Florida-based lawsuit.

A new survey finds disturbing predictions about the future of health care from those most qualified to say, doctors.

Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives took a bold first step on the journey to saving health care.

With an influx of new state officers this month, four states may soon be joining the multi-state lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of ObamaCare.

by Amanda Griffin-Johnson Earlier today in Lynchburg, Virginia, District Court Judge Norman Moon dismissed Liberty University’s health care lawsuit on its merits. Judge Moon ruled that the plaintiffs, Liberty University and two individuals, “had standing to assert their constitutional claims against the individual and employer mandates in the health care law,” but “Congress acted in accordance with its constitutionally delegated powers under...