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KFF: Individual health insurance enrollment fell 18 percent in June
Enrollment in ObamaCare and other health insurance plans on the individual market dropped by more than 4.5 million people over the past year, according to an analysis by health research organization KFF. Enrollment fell from 25.2 million in 2025 to…
The Percentage of Americans Supporting Government Health Insurance Is Alarming
The percentage of Americans who support “Medicare for All” is now double the percentage who oppose it. Amid skyrocketing grocery and fuel prices and rising healthcare costs, it's not surprising that more people are embracing the idea…
Health insurance market contracts as Obamacare subsidies end
Enrollments in the individual health insurance market fell 18% YoY as of June, as people buying Affordable Care Act healthcare plans, also known as Obamacare, faced expiring COVID-era enhanced tax credits this year, according to KFF.
Drake Bell Says He No Longer Has Health Insurance Through SAG-AFTRA: 'Do Not Become an Actor
Article continues below advertisement Drake Bell called out SAG-AFTRA after discovering that his reported earnings fell short of the union's health insurance eligibility requirements despite decades of work as an actor. 'Do not become an actor. Do…
BOMBSHELL: RFK Jr. Exposes $4.4 BILLION Obamacare Cash Grab Paid to Insurers, Not Citizens
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, has pulled back the curtain on a massive financial hemorrhage within the Affordable Care Act, revealing that $738 million in halted subsidy payments were lined up to go directly into…
Centene: The Turnaround Has More Room To Run (NYSE:CNC)
Centene Corp. maintains a Buy rating as profitability recovers faster than expected, with Q2 2026 adjusted EPS of $2.51 versus a prior-year loss. CNC raised full-year adjusted EPS guidance to over $4.80, driven by improved Marketplace and Medicare…
Medicare for All in Massachusetts: Activists press Baystate Health to back single-payer bill
SPRINGFIELD — As a bill that would make Massachusetts the first state in the country to adopt a single-payer healthcare system makes its way through the Legislature, activists are urging Baystate Health, the largest healthcare provider in…
Medicare open enrollment is here. What to know about deadlines, options and more.
Medicare's open-enrollment period officially starts on Thursday, allowing beneficiaries to adjust their health insurance plans or find new options altogether. The open-enrollment period is an important time for all beneficiaries, even those…
America's love of sports betting linked to spike in antidepressant use, study finds
Legalizing sports betting online in the United States has led to increases in the use of depression and anxiety medications across nearly half the country, new research has found. There was also a surge in outpatient diagnoses for the mental health…
'The valley has been left behind': how one of California's poorest areas became its toughest political battleground
Vanessa Martinez used to work two jobs to make ends meet. Now she works three. In another era, the 26-year-old from California's hardscrabble Central Valley could have been a poster child for the American Dream, the sort of ambitious…
New FDA-cleared AI tool could help predict if breast cancer will return
For many women diagnosed with breast cancer, one of the biggest concerns is whether the cancer will return after treatment. A newly FDA-cleared artificial intelligence tool may help doctors answer that question earlier. TumorSight Risk -- developed…
Greene labels Trump administration's Omar investigation 'bulls-'
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) went after the Trump administration on Wednesday over the investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), who recently had her home raided. “Me and Ilhan Omar are far apart policy wise. I'm pro life…
How proposed cuts to this major national health survey could disadvantage Americans with disabilities
NEW YORK (AP) — The federal government is planning to dramatically shrink its most influential health survey, and some researchers worry that the changes will underestimate how many Americans are disabled. At least half the survey questions…
If Taylor wants budget repair, he should back Labor's health cuts
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor cannot credibly call for a bipartisan taskforce to repair the budget while also joining forces with the Greens to reject Labor's plan to scrap the higher private insurance rebate for over-65s. Under the Howard-era…
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Bigg Boss South attracts 75+ brands, over 120 sponsorships
JioStar's four South editions of Bigg Boss have attracted more than 75 brands this season, with over 120 sponsorships across Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. More than half of the participating brands are first-time advertisers, while local…
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