CBO report reveals Trump-era policy impacts causing steep health insurance premium increases and millions losing coverage, urging bipartisan legislative action.

Congressional Budget Office estimates that permanent extension of Obamacare tax credits may increase the U.S. budget deficit by $350 billion over 10 years while boosting health insurance coverage.

Petersburg Board approves continuation of state employee health insurance, secures safety gear grant, and discusses propane procurement and community center funding, reflecting strategic municipal insurance and resource management.

California authorities uncovered a medical insurance fraud scheme involving stolen patient identities and false claims, with losses exceeding $10,000. The case highlights ongoing regulatory efforts to combat insurance fraud in the healthcare sector.

Health insurers, led by AHIP, will provide no-cost coverage for all ACIP-recommended vaccines through at least 2026, including updated COVID-19 and flu shots. Johnson County supports access via state and federal vaccine programs.

Connecticut Insurance Department approves nearly 17% average health insurance premium increases for 2025 individual plans, citing rising healthcare and prescription drug costs impacting consumers and small businesses.

House Republicans introduce a stopgap funding bill extending federal budgets through November, adding security funds amid shutdown risks. Democrats seek healthcare funding cuts reconsideration. Senate needs bipartisan support for passage.

Senator Jeanne Shaheen leads effort to permanently extend ACA premium tax credits to prevent premium spikes and coverage loss for millions, addressing affordability and access issues.

Democrats push Republicans to extend key ACA tax credits before deadline to avoid premium spikes and coverage losses.

U.S. government funding debates intensify as Congress negotiates amid shutdown risk and new security funding measures for political leaders.