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Shutterstock / The Atlantic The Fallout of a SCOTUS Health-Care Decision Could Be Quick, Devastating, and Irreversible
Millions of Americans could lose their insurance—and neither Joe Biden nor the states will be in a good position to do much about it.
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Getty / The Atlantic Republicans Don’t Know What to Do With Their Bad-Faith ACA Case
The Court may well invalidate the law, but not without taking a considerable risk.
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Getty / The Atlantic A Warning From Michigan
The state previews how far Republican judges will go to obstruct Democrats in office.
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The Atlantic There’s No Historical Justification for One of the Most Dangerous Ideas in American Law
The Founders didn’t believe that broad delegations of legislative power violated the Constitution, but conservative originalists keep insisting otherwise.
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Alex Wong / Getty A Case That Should Have Been Laughed Out of Court May Kill Obamacare
An appeals court ruled yesterday that the health-care law contains a constitutional flaw—and that most or all of the law may have to be scrapped.
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Alan Diaz / AP Rise of the Know-Nothing Judge
The Fifth Circuit may be poised to accept a ridiculous argument against the Affordable Care Act.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters To Save Obamacare, Repeal the Mandate
Giving Republicans a symbolic victory could allow Democrats to preserve the ACA.
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Stephanie Keith / Reuters The Texans Challenging Obamacare Have No Standing
If there’s no penalty for going without insurance, there’s no injury. That should be obvious.
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Hugh Gentry / Reuters Judges Shouldn’t Have the Power to Halt Laws Nationwide
A court in Texas may put Obamacare on ice—everywhere.
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