The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would amend the health care law to bar federal funding for health plans that provide abortion services.

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It would no longer have a far-reaching health-care law. The House voted to repeal that legislation in January. Read the Article>

With Senate Democrats barely able to muster the 60 votes necessary to pass their own bill and President Obama leaning toward the Senate's position on some key issues, House Democrats are increasingly concerned that they could be marginalized at the bargaining table.

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Opinion by Ezra Klein

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Areas of consensus and disagreement on key components of the health care bills being considered by the House and the Senate. Read the Article>

House and Senate negotiations could decide how well the bill deals with rising costs and uneven quality of care.

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With passage of the Senate version expected early Christmas Eve, the reality of the differences between the bills looms in the New Year. Read the Article>

Opinion by Suzy Khimm

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In the ad that the unions are airing in New Orleans, Republican Rep. Anh "Joseph" Coa is hailed for joining the narrowly winning side of the 220-215 House vote for the healthcare bill.

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President Obama suggested Monday that he was not comfortable with abortion restrictions inserted into the House version of major health care legislation, and he prodded Congress to revise them.

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