The online health exchange is an ongoing source of political embarrassment for the White House, with millions of Americans still struggling to log in and, worse, receiving incorrect insurance ...

The White House released its progress report covering the frantic repairs done to the Healthcare.Gov website over the last few months, and the results are promising, if not perfect. "The status of ...

Obama administration officials have spent this week touting a new and improved healthcare.gov website, boasting that it can now be accessed 95 percent of the time – but that still means that it would ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — HealthCare.gov, the health insurance website serving more than 5 million Americans, has significant security flaws that put users’ personal information at risk, nonpartisan ...

The ongoing scramble to fix glitches affecting the troubled Healthcare.gov website could heighten security risks and introduce fresh vulnerabilities into an already fragile system. The Obama ...

The enrollment and insurance application system at the troubled HealthCare.gov website was down for about 90 minutes Monday, officials said. The outage began at about 12:40 p.m. EST. While application ...

NEW YORK -- Technology experts say healing what ails the Healthcare.gov website will be a tougher task than the Obama administration acknowledges. "It's going to cost a lot of tax dollars to get this ...

One thing that's clear about the relaunch of the troubled HealthCare.gov website is that it can accommodate more people. Federal officials said more than 1 million users logged in on Monday, and ...

For the love of Jiminy Cricket, how much cybersecurity incompetence are American citizens expected to accept and excuse while also footing the $660 million bill? Online security experts say the “new ...

U.S. Digital Service Chief Mina Hsiang on how government’s IT has—and hasn’t changed since the Obamacare website mess This is the skill you must cultivate to make good decisions in a crisis One of the ...

No question about it: HealthCare.gov is a wreck. What’s tougher to pin down, at least from the outside, is what’s broken, how it broke, and what’s the best way to go about fixing it. Early reports ...