Key Senate talks on ending the U.S. government shutdown stall over refusal to guarantee a vote on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, impacting healthcare policy and insurance markets.
The 2025 US government shutdown is approaching a record 35-day duration amid disputes over Obamacare subsidies and federal funding, impacting key insurance and social programs.
A bipartisan clean continuing resolution to fund the U.S. government faces Senate Democrat opposition, causing a shutdown that disrupts federal services across industries including aviation, agriculture, and veterans affairs. Industry leaders urge prompt passage to restore pay and maintain national security and economic stability.
ACA health insurance enrollment has doubled due to expanded subsidies, but political deadlock over extending these subsidies threatens 2026 premiums and market stability.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune offers Democrats a vote on extending ACA premium subsidies during ongoing government shutdown negotiations, emphasizing process over outcome and pushing Department of Defense funding bills.
The U.S. government shutdown enters its 13th day amid stalled negotiations over healthcare funding and federal appropriations, disrupting government operations and impacting insurance regulatory activities.
The U.S. government shutdown enters its tenth day as Senate negotiations stall over Obamacare premium tax credits extension and government funding, impacting federal employee pay and military personnel.
The U.S. Senate remains deadlocked over government funding, prolonging the shutdown into its eighth day. Key disputes center on healthcare funding, ACA subsidy extensions, and federal employee furloughs amid complex legislative negotiations.
The 2023 U.S. government shutdown stems from stalled negotiations over extending ACA premium subsidies, risking doubled health insurance costs for millions. Congressional gridlock affects market stability and regulatory compliance.
The government shutdown puts enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies at risk, raising premiums and threatening coverage for working and middle-class Americans. Democrats push to extend subsidies to stabilize the insurance marketplaces.
