A majority of the Supreme Court appeared inclined Monday to reject a conservative challenge to Obamacare, leaving in place the federal government’s authority to require insurers to cover everything from depression screenings to HIV prevention drugs at no cost to patients.
And, in an odd twist, it was the Trump administration defending the health law that the president has spent more than a decade excoriating.
Over an hour and a half of in-the-weeds arguments, the justices seemed to...
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