In a significant move, the Senate has blocked a bill to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, risking a rise in health insurance premiums for millions. This decision follows a prolonged effort by Democrats to secure funding amid a historic government shutdown.
As the government shutdown drags on, Senate Democrats remain resolute in their demands for health care benefits, leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers in limbo and causing widespread flight delays.
Discover how rising health care costs are reshaping employee benefits in the U.S. Some companies are stepping up to offer zero-premium health insurance, making a bold investment in their workforce's well-being.
Health insurance premiums under the Affordable Care Act are poised to soar in 2026, with double-digit increases and potential subsidy cuts looming. Experts warn many may go uninsured as costs rise sharply, especially amid political tensions.
Get ready for a shock: health insurance premiums are expected to rise by an average of 75% next year for those purchasing plans through Healthcare.gov and state marketplaces. With enhanced subsidies expiring, millions may find themselves uninsured.