Supreme court health care

• As they began a historic three-day review of the law, the justices weighed in, however cautiously, on issues ranging from tax law to Medicaid that are critical to the challenge.
(USA Today)
• Demonstrators gathered outside the Supreme Court Monday to be seen and heard on the question of whether President Barack Obamas health care reform law should be upheld or repealed.
(Huffington Post)
• Health care companies emptied their war chests in their bid to block health care reform in Congress. Now, it looks like a repeal of the controversial law would be bad for business for many of these companies.
(Huffington Post)
• In an election year in which Republican voters seem less than enthused about their leaders, the GOP establishment would like nothing more than to reignite the Tea Party base that came out in force in 2010.
(CBS News)
• WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Questions from Supreme Court justices on Monday indicated a likelihood that they will rule on the legality of landmark health-care legislation, rather than delaying it for at least another two years.
(Yahoo Finance)
• It was 1942 when the U.S. Supreme Court decided that Congress could influence wheat prices by telling farmers how much they could grow.
(Baltimore Sun)
• Update at 10:55 a.m.: The Supreme Court opened three days of historic oral argument on the fate of President Obamas health care reform law by questioning whether an 1867 law bars them from even considering the thornier constitutional challenges.
(USA Today)