Small businesses looking for a break from President Obama’s healthcare law aren’t getting any help from Congress.

President Obama's budget proposal would save the Medicare program $364 billion over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).

The CBO largely concurred with the White House's estimates, which pegged the budget's Medicare savings at $370 billion.

Obama's budget called for a range of cuts in Medicare's payments to healthcare providers. The most controversial proposals would let poor seniors buy prescription drugs at the price Medicaid pays, rather than the higher Medicare price.

The Arizona congressman will revise his measure banning late-term procedures in the District of Columbia to apply nationwide. 

A federal judge on Friday temporary blocked the enactment of Arkansas's new abortion ban, which would prohibit the procedure in most cases after 12 weeks of pregnancy.

U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright granted the preliminary injunction after a request from several abortion-rights groups who filed suit against the law.

The Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR), one of those groups, praised the decision in a statement. 

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) launched new advertisements Thursday against House Republicans who voted to repeal ObamaCare this week.

The 10 vulnerable GOP members "wasted" taxpayer money with the vote, the Web ads charge. Thursday's vote was the 37th time House Republicans have sought to repeal, defund or dismantle healthcare reform.

"Americans have lost their patience," said DCCC spokesman Jesse Ferguson in a statement. "It’s clear that as long as House Republicans are in charge, they’ll keep fighting the same ideological battles and obstructing progress." 

Former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel (R) announced Friday she will run for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R), joining an increasingly crowded field of GOP contenders. 

Handel, who mounted a failed bid for Georgia governor in 2010, said in a statement she was running because the state needs a “conservative Senator with the courage to take on the status quo.”

Handel’s candidacy became likely when one of her close political allies, Rep. Tom Price, announced last week he would not run. 

Three members of Georgia’s congressional delegation — Reps. Jack Kingston, Phil Gingrey and Paul Broun — have already launched Senate campaigns. 

Nearly two-thirds of people younger than 40 expect their health insurance premiums to rise because of the healthcare law.

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