- Before you check out the media featuring our University of Minnesota experts, here is a synopsis of how the Supreme Court ruled on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:
1. The entire ACA was upheld.2. The Individual Mandate was ruled Constitutional, but individuals who refuse to comply would pay a tax.3. The Medicaid provision (expansion) was limited but not invalidated.4. Because the whole ACA was deemed constitutional, the provision requiring insurers to cover young adults until they are 26 survives as well.Now on to the media stories: 
Will your employer abandon health coverage under new law? - TwinCities.comNancy Peyton believes providing health insurance for workers is a key part of being a good employer. Even so, Peyton, owner of 15 Great C...
Difficult to say what new health care law will mean for individual consumers - TwinCities.comPeople who want health insurance but don't get it from their job or the government must buy coverage on what's called the individual insu...
Minnesota Video Vault | Almanac | 6/29/2012Almanac 6/29/2012 Original Broadcast Date: 6/29/2012 Our Poli Sci Panel weighed in on the healthcare ruling we had an update on Duluth fl...
KSTP TV - Minneapolis and St. Paul - At Issue / PoliticsMinnesota Gov. Mark Dayton sent in a federal disaster request Friday detailing more than $100 million in flood damage to public infrastru...
U of M expert discusses health care reform impactU of M expert discusses health care reform impact on Kare11@4pm.
Health Care law truth test: Fact vs. FictionWeighing in at more than 1,000 pages, there is no doubt that the Affordable Care Act is complicated -- but misstatements and distortions ...
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Supreme Court's health-law ruling means full steam ahead for GOP repeal effortsWASHINGTON - The Supreme Court's decision today to uphold President Barack Obama's health-care reform law means one thing for Congress: I...
Minn.'s health care left largely intact by high court's rulingToday's ruling by the Supreme Court on the Affordable Care Act is only a way station in the law's history. The decision provides certaint...
Health reform explained: What's next for consumers | kare11.comMINNEAPOLIS - Now that the United States Supreme Court has upheld the Affordable Care Act many are turning their attention to what's comi...
Minnesota moving ahead with health insurance exchangeNothing in Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling is expected to keep Minnesota from moving forward with its own health insurance exchange,...
Minn. Officials React To Health Care RulingThe U.S. Supreme Court upheld a majority of President Obama's long-term health care plan Thursday, prompting responses from elected offic...
Supreme Court's ruling on health law carries big stakes in MinnesotaAn expected U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday about the federal government's sweeping health care law has generated at least one point...
VIDEO: U of M's Medical School Dean Talks HealthcareUpdated: 06/26/2012 11:51 AM Created: 06/26/2012 11:49 AM KSTP.com | Print |Email By: Laura Jollie The U.S. Supreme Court announced that ...
Supreme Court's ruling on health law carries big stakes in Minnesota - TwinCities.comAn expected U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday, June 28, about the federal government
Minn. lawmakers anticipate landscape after health rulingby Brett Neely, Minnesota Public Radio LISTEN WASHINGTON -- These days many Democrats on Capitol Hill appear glum. They're mentally prepa...
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University of Minnesota policy experts discuss the Affordable Care Act ruling
On 6/28/2012, the United States Supreme Court issued their decision on the Affordable Care Act. Throughout the days and weeks that follow, University of Minnesota health policy experts will discuss the ruling and its impact with regional media. We've compiled those media stories here.
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