Breaking Bad wind and shutting down the government
Tuesday was the day when the federal government came to a screeching halt. October 1, when V.A. benefits and Social
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Obamacare forum raises questions about Oct. 1 small business deadline
According to the Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA), all small businesses subject to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act — regardless of whether they offer health insurance to their employees or not — are required to notify their employees about the new health insurance marketplace by Oct. 1. New hires on or after Oct. 1 must be notified at the time of hire.
Read moreObamacare: Remediation in faith and good government
The story my father told his kids too often went like this: in the fall of 1939, he attended his
Read moreWill Obamacare be found totally inadequate in the years to come?
On Monday morning in front of the historic Candler Building, in Baltimore, I interviewed Dr. Margaret Flowers. She is a long-time
Read moreState prepares for former inmates to sign up for Medicaid
State officials are working to make sure people being released from prison will sign up for benefits during the 2014 Medicaid expansion.
When the enrollment date for individual health plans rolls around in October, former inmates will also be eligible for health plans offered in state health care exchanges, another part of the “Obamacare” Affordable Care Act implementation. But health advocates say that at best it’s more likely they’ll be signing up for Medicaid, because of their low incomes.
Read moreFinal action on bills: updates on legislation covered earlier this session
Here are updates on the General Assembly’s action on bills we covered earlier this session, including open meetings, Obamacare, campaign finance reform and the soft-shell crab sandwich
Read moreObamacare will force state government to spend millions on health care for contract employees
State budget officials do not know how many state employees will qualify for medical coverage under the federal Affordable Care Act, or how much it will cost to comply with provisions beginning Jan. 1.
That number could be as high as $88 million for Maryland government
Read moreReader praises article on Papa John’s derogatory remarks
Dear Editor, Thank you for the your article about the CEO’s “bully pulpits” stand against the Health Care Act: “Having
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Papa Johns of the world don’t get that Obama cares about employee’s health
This election season brought out some of the more bizarre behavior we’ve seen from corporations across the country. Having unlimited
Read moreIs Romnesia contagious? Hope not. I don’t want to lie and look stupid.
Man, what a debate. Remember the ancient Greek legend of Achilles? Born of God and human, he was almost totally
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