Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses inflation uncertainty and a cautious stance on rate cuts in 2025, balancing inflation control with labor market risks.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes investigates excessive health insurance claim denials, focusing on AI-driven denials and potential violations of consumer protection laws. Learn about the impact on patients and providers.

More than 4 million Texans face higher ACA health insurance premiums in 2026 as federal subsidies expire, potentially causing coverage losses and market shifts.

The Department of Veterans Affairs will continue essential veteran benefits and healthcare services during a federal government shutdown, while deferring certain non-critical operations.

Increasing EMTALA violations and quality concerns in for-profit psychiatric hospitals highlight challenges in regulatory enforcement and patient access within U.S. mental health care.

Ambetter from Centene is refunding over $1 billion to Missouri health insurance policyholders for underspending on care under ACA Medical Loss Ratio rules, reshaping the state's individual insurance market.

The U.S. government faces a funding deadlock with stalled negotiations impacting Affordable Care Act subsidies and Medicaid funding. Insurance market stakeholders should monitor potential disruptions and policy changes amid looming shutdown risks.

Senate Democrats utilize filibuster to block Republican stopgap funding bill, heightening risk of US government shutdown due to Obamacare subsidy extension dispute and budget negotiations.

Proposed 2026 federal budget cuts risk over $120M in support to Pittsburgh’s public health, housing, and social services, including elimination of key grants and ACA premium tax credits.

In 2025, U.S. federal regulatory activity hits historic lows under Executive Order 14,192, driving deregulation with a one-in, ten-out rule that reduces net regulatory costs. However, broader federal interventions offset some gains.