Can President Obama keep his promises on health care?
Can you keep your insurance plan?
Many Americans are receiving letters from their insurance companies, canceling coverage and offering new Obamacare-compliant policies. They often cover more, but may also cost more. Some will also get federal money meant to make up the difference, but that's not quite the same as previous promises that nothing will change. CNN's Jim Acosta has the latest.
Did the Obama administration pressure insurance companies?
Drew Griffin looks into allegations the Obama administration is putting pressure on the insurance industry to keep a lid on the problems with the rollout of Obamacare.
New document reveals the White House knew of Obamacare web site problems in September
The main contractor building healthcare.gov issued a report warning the site was not ready, weeks before it was set to launch. Joe Johns takes a closer look at what the government agency that received the report did with that information.
Complaints about Obamacare are not limited to the web site
The latest technical failure preventing Americans from signing up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act appears to be fixed. But now more people are finding out President Obama's claims that if you like your coverage, you can keep your coverage may not be true. Jim Acosta takes a closer look.
Keeping Them Honest: Obamacare blame game
There was plenty of finger pointing on Capitol Hill when a House Committee grilled the contractors responsible for the healthcare.gov website. The two main companies blamed each other, along with poor federal oversight. But there are serious questions emerging about the track record of one of those companies, CGI Federal. Drew Griffin has a closer look.
New Obamacare fallout
A growing number of Democrats are calling for a delay of key parts of the Affordable Care Act. Many of them are speaking out a day after Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius appeared on AC360, saying President Obama did not know about technical problems with the rollout until after the launch. Now the White House is promising daily briefings on the web site problems. Republicans are preparing for hearings that start tomorrow. CNN's Dana Bash has the latest from Capitol Hill.
Dr. Gupta discussed all of this with Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger, Democratic Strategist Paul Begala, and Alice Stewart, who served as Communications Director for the 2012 Santorum and Bachmannpresidential Campaigns.
AC360 Exclusive: Dr. Sanjay Gupta interviews Secy. Sebelius
The woman at the center of the Affordable Care Act's rollout sits down to talk about the problems plaguing the website. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius spoke with Dr. Sanjay Gupta. He asked when President Obama first learned of the problems with the system and why a new tech "A-Team" is only now working to fix themess. Dr. Gupta even asked whether Secy. Sebelius is considering resigning. Check out both parts of this surprising interview.
The politics of the Obamacare rollout
The struggle to enroll millions of Americans for health coverage is happening in the middle of a major political battle. New York Times columnists Ross Douthat and Charles Blow look at both sides.
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