The US Congress is locked in a funding bill impasse over health care subsidies and security funding, risking a government shutdown before September 30.

Democrats' latest Continuing Resolution proposal to prevent a government shutdown could increase federal costs by $1.4 trillion, reversing healthcare reforms and extending Obamacare subsidies, raising critical budget and insurance marketplace implications.

Michigan lawmakers debate extension of enhanced ACA insurance premium subsidies as they negotiate government funding, with millions at risk of premium increases if subsidies expire.

Senate Democrats propose restoring Medicaid funding and extending ACA subsidies to prevent a government shutdown as Congress faces a critical October 1 funding deadline. Explore implications for U.S. health insurance and federal budget policy.

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

Congress debates extension of ACA tax credits critical to maintaining affordable health insurance premiums as subsidies approach expiration, risking large premium hikes.

The CBO projects a 14.2 million increase in uninsured Americans by 2034 due to ACA tax credit expirations, with California at highest risk. Implications for insurers and healthcare systems discussed.

The impending expiration of ACA enhanced premium subsidies threatens to increase health insurance premiums significantly and reduce enrollment, impacting millions of Americans and the insurance marketplace.

ACA insurance premiums may rise 75% in 2026 if enhanced subsidies expire, affecting 22 million enrollees. Congressional decisions ahead of open enrollment are critical.

Congress returns to negotiate FY 2026 government funding with a deadline on Sept 30, facing bipartisan challenges and potential shutdown.