The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops formally made its fight against President Obama's birth-control coverage mandate the church's top priority, The Washington Post reports. Read the Article>

The fate of President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul will be debated at the Supreme Court this month, reviving controversy over his signature domestic policy achievement in a year when Americans vote on whether to give him a second term. Read the Article>

Los Angeles litigators face off over mandatory health insurance, expected to be a key issue when the U.S. Supreme Court hears the case. Read the Article>

ere are seven key questions and answers on where the lawsuit has been, what will happen in the Supreme Court and what it means for the Affordable Care Act. Read the Article>

If the Supreme Court upholds the health care reform law, can a state keep fighting its implementation?

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The individual mandate won’t be the only star of the show at the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral arguments on the health law. It will share billing with three other major issues awaiting the justices’ review. Read the Article>

A lead plaintiff in the healthcare reform lawsuit has $4,500 in unpaid medical bills, according to bankruptcy records.

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The White House has begun an aggressive campaign to use approaching Supreme Court arguments on the new health care law as a moment to build support for the measure seen as President Obama’s signature legislative achievement, hoping to shape public opinion on an issue at the center of the battle for the White House and Congress. Read the Article>