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One reason the Republicans are so adamantly against Obamacare, is that it's driving individual insurance premiums up.
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One reason the Republicans are so adamantly against Obamacare, is that it's driving individual insurance premiums up.
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Starbucks says it will ask customers and businesses to sign a petition calling for an end to the partial government shutdown.
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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz wants lawmakers to come together to resolve their political gridlock -- so he's giving away free coffee.
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President Obama says he's fighting the budget battle because "we can't make extortion routine as part of our democracy."
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Senate Democrats intend to introduce legislation by mid-week to raise the nation's debt limit without the unrelated conditions.
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House Speaker Boehner says he doesn't know when the shutdown will end and says it's up to Pres. Obama to start negotiations.
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The House has passed a bill to give 800,000 furloughed federal workers retroactive pay once the government reopens.
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The House has passed a bill to give 800,000 furloughed federal workers retroactive pay once the government reopens.
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Both sides are making it clear Friday that they take the partial shutdown of the federal government seriously.
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Both sides are making it clear Friday that they take the partial shutdown of the federal government seriously.
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President Barack Obama says House Speaker John Boehner is the only thing standing in the way of reopening the federal government.
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Confusion persists in the second day of the federal government shutdown. In the Bay Area, the impact is being felt by taxpayers and even job-hunters.
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Over 5 million Californians currently have no insurance so state volunteers are trying to educate them about their choices.
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Over 5 million Californians currently have no insurance so state volunteers are trying to educate them about their choices.
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Several government recruiters were missing from a South Bay job fair because of the government shutdown.
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President Barack Obama summoned congressional leaders to the White House on Wednesday.
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Many are feeling the pinch as the federal government shutdown continues into a second day.
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Pres. Obama says Republicans have shut down the government over an "ideological crusade" against his health care law.
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Consumer Reports finds most people are confused about how the new health care law affects them.
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Consumer Reports finds most people are confused about how the new health care law affects them.
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Many jumped at the chance Tuesday to sign up for health care under Covered California, but complaints quickly began to surface.
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Many jumped at the chance Tuesday to sign up for health care under Covered California, but complaints quickly began to surface.
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President Barack Obama says House Republicans have shut down the federal government over an "ideological crusade."
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Hours before a threatened government shutdown, the Senate has the next move Monday on must-do budget legislation.
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If no compromise can be reached by midnight, Americans would soon see the impact of a government shutdown.
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Congress is running out of time to agree on a bill to keep the government running.
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Officials say the House approval of a delay in Obama's health care law does nothing but push the government closer to a shutdown.
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The House plans to approve a bill that changes parts of the Affordable Care Act. But it isn't what Pres. Obama or Democrats want.
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Confusion over the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is a prime opportunity for scammers to take advantage of people.
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Confusion over the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is a prime opportunity for scammers to take advantage of people.
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The Democratic-run Senate has approved legislation aimed at preventing a Tuesday federal shutdown.
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Pres. Obama is firing back against Republicans who are trying to kill his health care bill, just days before implementation of the law.
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Beginning in January, everyone will have to choose a new plan based on the government's uniform insurance categories.
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Beginning in January, everyone will have to choose a new plan based on the government's uniform insurance categories.
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Tea party conservative Sen. Ted Cruz ended his all-night talkathon to dismantle President Barack Obama's health care law.
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz led an overnight talkathon on the chamber's floor to delay a test vote on Obamacare funding.
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Federal law requires all Americans to have health care on January 1, 2014.
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Federal law requires all Americans to have health care on January 1, 2014.
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Beginning Jan. 1, all Americans will be required to have health care coverage. It's the law.
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Beginning Jan. 1, all Americans will be required to have health care coverage.
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The state of California is spending tens of millions of dollars on an educational campaign about mandatory health insurance.
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The state of California is spending tens of millions of dollars on an educational campaign about mandatory health insurance.
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On October 1, the Affordable Health Care Act will go into law, so Pelosi spoke to her constituents on Friday.
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On October 1, the Affordable Health Care Act will go into law, so Pelosi spoke to her constituents on Friday.
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Kaiser Permanente is drawing complaints from employers who say the company's policies are no longer the bargain they once were.
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The BART Board of Directors held a public meeting Thursday, the first since last week's four-day strike.
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BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers Friday afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
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BART workers will return to work Friday with the hope that trains will start running again by Friday afternoon. BART and the unions have agreed to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process for the next 30 days.
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Despite the fact that BART trains are rolling again, another possible strike is still looming in the near future.
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