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The article reports that U.S. President Barack Obama is looking to health insurers in the country to help consumers adapt with the Affordable Care Act, for which he met 15 industry representatives who raised their concerns on the disadvantages of the one-year reprieve Obama has given to consumers.

The article informs that president Barack Obama has made attempts to stop cancellation of insurance policies by a large number of Americans since the new health care law doesn't meet the coverage requirements and has been changed by the insurers.

The article focuses on the U.S. senate leaders' agreement plan to prevent a default fiscal crisis looming over U.S. borrowing authority, which can end the government shutdown.

The article informs about the first shutdown in the US in 17 years owing to a standoff between Republicans and Democrats in Congress to delay President Barack Obamas Affordable Care Act by a year.

The article discusses the decision to stop U.S. President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act by the Republican party without shutting down the federal government which includes disagreements over federal spending, the Democratic party led Senate, and defunding the health law.

The article focuses on U.S. republican party leader Eric Cantor wanting to delay the Affordable Care Act, as a strategy to prevent U.S. government shutdown.

The article focuses on the funding measure plan by the republican political party in U.S., which needs the Democratic political party Senate to vote for defunding U.S. president Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.

The article reports on the delayed enforcement of the two provisions in the health care reform Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) as the U.S. House voted in July 2013 to repeal or defund part of ACA.

The article informs that in a near party-line 229-195 vote in the U.S. House of Representatives has marks the 37th time voted to repeal or defund at least part of the 2010 Affordable Care Act.