As nearly everyone in healthcare—and in the nation—already knows, the Supreme Court has wrapped up 3 days of listening to oral arguments regarding the fate of the healthcare law passed in March 2010. Each day has been devoted to a separate argument:

• Day 1: The Supreme Court justices heard arguments as to whether the 19^th century Anti-Injunction Act would prevent them from ruling on the central issue of the case posed by the states
• Day 2:The justices heard arguments as to whether the individual mandate is constitutional
• Day 3: The justices heard arguments as to whether the individual mandate can be separated from the health reform law as a whole and whether its Medicaid expansion is constitutional

Slate, an online magazine from the Washington Post Company, has published a streamlined overview that recaps the arguments and considers the broader implications of the past 3 days. I recommend you give it a read.