Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) pledged to add 250,000 private sector jobs in the state by the end of his four-year term, and as Democrats try to recall him and throw him out of office, a central part of his message to voters has been that he has made progress in that area. Read the Article>

Mr. Gruber has spent decades modeling the intricacies of the health care ecosystem, which involves making predictions about how new laws will play out based on past experience and economic theory. Read the Article>

A nasty fight between two health-care companies is brewing in Pittsburgh with one company CEO going so far as to accuse his rival of trying to "rape" the local hospital market. Read the Article>

The Supreme Court’s liberal justices hammered the health care reform law’s opponents with tough questions about their objections to the law’s Medicaid expansion Wednesday — and even Chief Justice John Roberts sounded skeptical of the states’ argument that the law makes unreasonable demands on their Medicaid programs. Read the Article>

State officials announced Wednesday they will appeal a federal judge's ruling that Washington state cannot force pharmacies to sell Plan B or other emergency contraceptives.

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Mitt Romney does not brag about it much these days, but almost six years since he signed healthcare reform into law as governor of Massachusetts, his plan to require residents to buy health insurance has largely been a success. Read the Article>

Connecticut officials are working to create a new health insurance market that will open next year, hire a CEO to run it and prepare for an influx of new Medicaid recipients by 2014.

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Pennsylvania (STOPA1) legislators are poised to become the latest to offer voters a chance to say yes or no to a key part of President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul, under challenges that have spread nationwide.

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If the law that Republican opponents call "Obamacare" survives, "Romneycare" will stand in the history books as a guidepost for it, hardly the first time a state has served as a laboratory for national social policy. Read the Article>

State officials want to make sure others in Engels' shoes know about the Maryland Health Insurance Plan. They're launching their biggest marketing push ever today.

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