Investigative reports reveal healthcare and insurance sector campaign donations shaping state legislative healthcare policies, highlighting impacts on Medicaid and regulatory oversight.

Congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet co-sponsors bill to make ACA enhanced premium tax credits permanent, aiming to prevent a $700 average premium increase in Mid-Michigan. Legislative effort targets health insurance cost stabilization.

The Treat and Reduce Obesity Act introduces expanded Medicare coverage for obesity screenings, specialists, and medications, aiming to reduce obesity-related diseases and healthcare costs among seniors.

H.R. 3467 proposes automatic enrollment into low-premium Medicare Advantage plans with a three-year lock-in, raising concerns about beneficiary choice, network limitations, and coverage variability.

California's CARS Act aims to improve auto retail protections after the FTC CARS Rule was overturned, enhancing affordability and reducing risks for vehicle buyers.

Massachusetts creates a stakeholder working group to address costly foundation damage from pyrrhotite affecting thousands of homes, aiming for legislative solutions by 2026.

Pennsylvania legislators propose raising auto insurance property damage liability minimums from $5,000 to $25,000 per accident, impacting insurer policy updates and pricing. Learn key details about House Bill 1666 and its market implications.

U.S. Senate moves forward on $4.5 trillion tax cut bill with focus on Medicaid changes and budget reconciliation amid GOP negotiations.

The Muscular Dystrophy Association warns of Senate legislation causing Medicaid and Medicare cuts, risking coverage for neuromuscular disease patients and urging House to reject these health care reductions.

Enhanced ACA subsidies for nearly 500,000 Pennsylvanians may end in December, potentially increasing health insurance premiums by 82% next year. Senate budget talks have yet to include premium tax credits renewal.