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A way forward for making health insurance more affordable
The latest government shutdown was all about health care — and money. During the COVID-19 pandemic, temporary enhanced premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act were put into effect, but those enhanced tax credits are scheduled to…
Care Health Insurance issues public advisory on HEPA filter use amid rising respiratory illnesses
In recent weeks, multiple regions have reported a sharp surge in asthma flare-ups, respiratory infections and pollution-related medical emergencies. This trend has been intensified by the high pollution levels. According to recent national and…
The latest economic insights
Consumer confidence has returned to levels near the historic lows we saw last April, when President Trump announced tariffs and the market dropped nearly 20%. However, the level of consumer confidence has little to do with the level of the markets.
New heartache for Meghan Markle's dad after 'life-saving' leg amputation
Meghan Markle's dad faces fresh heartache after his son revealed health insurance will not cover the costs of his life-saving care. The revelation came after Thomas Markle Snr, 81, had his left leg amputated in a three hour “life or…
Latest Business and Financial News : The Economic Times on mobile
Quote of the day by Marie Curie: 'Life is not easy for any of us. But we must have...' Marie Curie's powerful words, 'Life is not easy... We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves,' resonate deeply today. Facing immense…
Insurance subsidies likely to expire, spiking costs for thousands in Nevada
Thousands of middle-income Nevada residents are likely to lose subsidies easing the cost of health insurance purchased through public marketplaces despite steps from both parties to address the issue. Even with the lengthy back-and-forth over…
Here's what Democrats should do to win congressional majorities
Growing numbers of Americans are realizing President Trump is a raging bull in a china shop, recklessly destroying the effectiveness of federal agencies, making America less affordable, increasing unemployment, endangering our health and corrupting…
Direct-to-patient funding is the future of American healthcare
The new Irvine health center on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025. (Photo by Michael Goulding, Contributing Photographer) American lawmakers showed their constituents the ugliest side of health care policy during this record-setting government shutdown. But…
Cities hit hardest by crime, poverty rank among America's least relaxed, study finds
With many Americans leaving high-cost, high-crime cities behind, a new study found that daily life in some U.S. communities is significantly more 'relaxed.' A new ranking by LawnStarter shows that many pockets of calm exist far from urban centers…
What Motivates Samuel Weidenhofer? The Truth Behind the Content Creator Raising Millions for an 88-Year-Old Veteran
Samuel Weidenhofer, the content creator behind the record-breaking campaign to help an 88-year-old U.S. Army veteran retire, is an unlikely messenger. Born in Adelaide, Australia, Weidenhofer was diagnosed at a young age with verbal dyspraxia (also…
Yilo Krobo marks 41st Farmers' Day with renewed commitment to food security
The Yilo Krobo Municipality in the Eastern Region on Friday, December 5, 2025, celebrated the 41st National Farmers' Day at Huhunya with renewed commitments to strengthening food security, modernising agriculture, and empowering the next generation…
Trump wants to recreate a white America that never existed | Rebecca Solnit
As Donald Trump deteriorates and his grasp on power fades, he has been lashing out furiously at female journalists and ethnic groups, most recently Somali Americans. His insults land because of their animosity and his power, not their accuracy.
Letter: The hoarding of wealth and power has America reeling. It's an addiction begging for intervention.
We all accumulate things for future use, and saving up for tomorrow's possible needs is an intelligent, rational decision. However, gathering and storing too much, beyond any likely need, is pathological. Several television series have portrayed…
Indivisible Santa Cruz County demonstrators line street with 'Signs of Fascism'
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... SANTA CRUZ — Around 50 demonstrators, dressed in black, lined the traffic island between Soquel Avenue and Water Street in Santa Cruz Saturday afternoon to protest the Trump administration. As a…
Best Medical Stocks To Add to Your Watchlist - December 6th
5 Healthcare Names to Watch as Sector Rotation Is in Full Swing Eli Lilly and Company, UnitedHealth Group, and Merck & Co., Inc. are the three Medical stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat's stock screener tool. Medical stocks are shares…
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