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Risk of higher health insurance costs for Coloradans rises after Congress fails to renew subsidies as part of shutdown fight

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with information from U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet. Colorado leaders and health care advocates are warning that Congress has little time left to prevent a surge ... Read More
Hoosiers at risk of losing health insurance if Congress lets subsidies expire

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G.O.P. to Gen Z: Pay Double for Health Insurance or Go Without

Ms. Foster is the president of the Economic Security Project and the author of “The Guarantee: Inside the Fight for America’s Next Economy.” Young adults are anxious about the state of the economy — ... Read More
Experts warn of steep health insurance premium hikes, urge consulting professionals

Health insurance costs are rising sharply, making it harder for families to keep up, experts say. Rick Young, a longtime insurance professional, says he hasn’t seen increases like this before. “We ... Read More
Pa. health advocates lobby Congress to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies

As federal employees return to work and SNAP benefits are distributed, many remain uncertain over the cost of their health insurance. Pa. health advocates are urging Congress to take action, after ... Read More
Some Americans are getting sticker shock as they shop for Affordable Care Act insurance

The Affordable Care Act marketplaces opened for enrollment on Nov. 1, with the average premium for a mid-level insurance plan surging 26% this year to $625 per month, according to nonprofit health ... Read More
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