Medicare chief Marilyn Tavenner resigns amid health law turmoil
Medicare and Medicaid Services head Marilyn Tavenner, 63, announced she will step down at the end of February, citing sadness and mixed emotions. Her departure follows controversy over the Affordable Care Act enrollment figures and comes as lawmakers weigh repeal and legal challenges while the Obama administration argues the law remains a success overall.
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Supreme Court to hear gay marriage cases this April
The Supreme Court will decide if the Constitution requires states to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples and whether states must recognize same sex marriages performed elsewhere. The case comes from Kentucky Michigan Ohio and Tennessee with a ruling expected by late June.
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