Newspapers report on how young adults and small businesses might be affected by the mandates proposed in the health care bills pending in Congress. The Miami Herald reports on so-called young "invincibles," people in their late teens to mid-twenties who are voluntarily uninsured because they are convinced their health and lifestyle make paying premiums an [...]
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