Congress Faces Government Shutdown Amid ACA Subsidy Dispute
Congress is nearing a government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans clash over expiring ACA subsidies and health care funding. The standoff threatens federal services and employee pay.
Congress is nearing a government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans clash over expiring ACA subsidies and health care funding. The standoff threatens federal services and employee pay.
Expiration of ACA subsidies threatens $3.7B loss in Georgia's health sector revenue with widespread impacts on Medicaid, premiums, and healthcare employment nationwide.
The potential expiration of the ACA enhanced premium tax credit by the end of 2025 could lead to significant health insurance premium increases and coverage losses, with lawmakers negotiating extensions amid broader economic pressures.
The U.S. government shutdown risk intensifies as GOP internal conflicts hinder negotiations over extending Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies, affecting health insurance market dynamics and political strategies.
Despite strong health care job growth driving U.S. employment gains in 2025, new immigration restrictions and major Medicaid cuts threaten the sector's future workforce expansion and stability.
Georgia obtains a one-year federal extension for its Medicaid Pathways to Coverage work requirement program, with eased reporting rules and expanded eligibility, amid administrative cost scrutiny.
PhRMA introduces an online platform connecting patients with discounted pharmaceuticals as the U.S. government pressures drug companies to reform pricing and distribution.
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A court ruling mandates disclosure of federal agency and congressional communications related to the 2017 ACA repeal efforts, reinforcing transparency under FOIA.
Legislative decisions linked to increased health insurance premiums in Arizona, with projections showing up to a 55% rise and potential healthcare coverage losses.