In case Donald Trump really is curious why so many immigrants aren't interested in coming to the United States, I've got a brief list of reasons why.

Brooks implied that there was a way to live "the right way" and that those who were ill or had a preexisting condition should naturally have to pay more for their healthcare costs, because they had strayed from the righteous path of the healthy. Well—turns out it's a good thing that Mo Brooks has that fancy government healthcare.

Trump recently announced another yet attempt at undermining the Obamacare exchanges. He will cancel the "cost-sharing payments," worth around $7 billion, which the government had been paying directly to insurance companies.

Aaaaand, it just keeps getting worse. The fight against our Republican-led government's insistence on undoing anything having to do with Obama must continue in the face of the latest attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Because we now live in a country where elected officials are constantly plotting to kill us, the Senate has unveiled a last-minute, last-ditch Obamacare repeal plan that also defunds Planned Parenthood. Get the phones out, everybody.

The thirteen members of the U.S. Senate committee to draft a healthcare bill are all men. But don't worry - a GOP aide assured CNN that the group is "diverse." LOL.

The Department of Justice sent back Section 1557 of the Affordable Health Care Act to be reviewed by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Section 1557 offered protection against discrimination for marginalized groups.

In a study of 1,355 privately insured women who went to the hospital after being raped, researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina and Vanderbilt University Medical Center found that the average victim had to pay $948 in medical bills.

On Thursday afternoon, Vice President Mike "I always look like I'm about to introduce legislation to outlaw the X-Men" Pence tweeted a picture of the far right conservative House Freedom Caucus meeting with President Trump. They were trying to hash out a deal in the mad scramble to approve the universally abhorred Trumpcare bill—but the picture set the Internet on fire.

That "Woman Tax" is so real the world over, and women in the UK have had the added fight of dealing with a VAT on menstruation supplies because Parliament considers them "luxury items." Now, in a post-Brexit economy, students from low-income families and neighborhoods are having trouble paying for this most basic of necessities.

When John Oliver started Last Week Tonight, a weekly comedy news recap seemed like it worked with a pretty appropriate timeframe. Having a generally well-liked president, even if the world still had plenty of room for improvement, was kind of boring. Then, nearly half of voters revolted against sanity, and now there's almost too much to cover even if you have 24 hours per day to do it, so a week kind of seems like a lot these days.

Early Thursday morning, after 18 hours of debate, the House Ways & Means Committee voted to approve the Republicans' bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Despite the Republican Party being in control of the House of Representatives since 2010, due to Affordable Care Act blowback, they have yet to produce a single, reasonable plan to replace the law without bringing back all the problems the original law solved. However, that metaphorical search for the perfect ACA replacement has now turned into an actual one—members of congress are literally searching for the GOP bill.

President-elect Donald Trump has only just stepped into office today, and already, the effects of his administration can be seen on the official White House websites. Apparently those effects are, "delete all reference to the issues that this administration intends to ignore."

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor just made a ruling which states that doctors are allowed to refuse care to transgender patients and/or patients who have previously had abortions.

Do you like the Affordable Care Act? Paul Ryan doesn't. Here's the number for a brief phone survey you can take to show your support for the ACA. No interaction with humans (or Paul Ryan) required!

Menstruation may still be largely hidden away from the public despite its massive prevalence in the lives of so many people with uteri, but tampons could be receiving their call to action.