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Alabama immigrants known as Dreamers just lost their health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. A federal judge in North Dakota ruled in favor of nineteen states who filed a lawsuit that immigrants brought to U.S. illegally as children aren’t entitled to coverage through what’s known as Obamacare.
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The Affordable Care Act is seen as one of the defining pieces of President Obama’s legacy – and the new Republican majority has targeted it for…
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Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange is praising a federal appeals court ruling against an important provision in President Barack Obama's health care…
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Alabamians looking for health insurance will likely have more choices in the second year of the insurance marketplace.A spokesman for the state insurance…
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that nearly 98,000 people in Alabama selected a plan in the federally operated health insurance…
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Hundreds of Alabamians are rushing to meet the Monday night deadline to sign up for health insurance under the federal health care law.The student-led…
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Nearly 44,000 Alabamians have used the federal health care law to sign up for insurance through Alabama's federally operated insurance exchange.The U.S.…
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The number of Alabamians signing up for the federally operated health insurance marketplace jumped significantly in the last month, with more than 28,600…
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A new report says about 198,000 uninsured Alabamians are eligible for federal subsidies to purchase health insurance under the new federal health care…
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Alabama's largest health insurance company, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, says it won't reinstate health plans that don't comply with the federal health…