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Appeals court in Va. hears health reform challenge

Liberty University's challenge to the Obama administration's health care law is back in the hands of a federal appeals court in Virginia.

Thursday - 05/16/2013, 03:59pm EDT

Tags: Liberty University, courts, court of appeals, health care reform law,

Roberts shows conscience for poor, business, partisanship

Many were surprised that the chief justice, appointed by conservative Republican George W. Bush, upheld the more liberal provisions of the Affordable Care Act such as the individual mandate, touted by President Barack Obama as the signature achievements of the health reform. Paul Rothstein, law professor at Georgetown Law School, says the man with whom he used to teach needed to land on "the right side of history" and morality as the deciding vote on an increasingly partisan court.

Friday - 06/29/2012, 11:35am EDT

Tags: John Roberts, chief justice, Supreme Court, ACA

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Kaine opens policy rollouts with economy blueprint

Democrat Tim Kaine made his U.S. Senate campaign's first policy presentation Wednesday, calling for government investment in education, transportation infrastructure and research while ending tax cuts for those earning $500,000 or more annually.

Wednesday - 04/04/2012, 08:22pm EDT

Tags: Tim Kaine, Mark Warner, U.S. Senate

Supreme Court case not about health; 'Alamo' for federal control

Many states have argued the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, signed into law by the president in March 2012, are unconstitutional, particularly the requirements that most Americans purchase health insurance. Professor Jonathan Turley, who teaches public interest law at George Washington University, believes the outcome of the Supreme Court case will determine the future of the federalist approach in the U.S.

Monday - 03/26/2012, 10:38am EDT

Tags: Supreme Court, health care, Jonathan Turley

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