Nancy Metcalf

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Today is the deadline to sign up for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Affordable Care Act Deadline

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President Obama conceded today that  HealthCare.gov , the Obamacare website, is not working the way it’s supposed to.

Will a "Tech Surge" Save Obamacare?

President Obama conceded today that HealthCare.gov , the Obamacare website, is not working the way it’s supposed to.

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Open enrollment for  Affordable Care Act  begins in just six months, but many Americans who might benefit don't even know it. Many others are confused — and for good reason.

What Will Obamacare Mean for You?

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act begins in just six months, but many Americans who might benefit don't even know it. Many others are confused — and for good reason.

from To the Point

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