Health Care

Democrats have rallied around Obamacare subsidies. Some Republicans support them, but say they should be dealt with after the shutdown.

Democrats in Congress say that in order to secure their votes to reopen the government, the subsidies must be extended.

Energized by public opinion, Democrats are refusing to budge on their demands, frustrating Republican leaders as the shutdown continues.

Two DOJ employees shared a video of the president saying Mangione "shot someone in the back as clear as you're looking at me."

Unauthorized immigrants are already prohibited from obtaining any federally subsidized health care coverage — a limited exception is emergency Medicaid.

Doctors say that insurers are automatically downgrading their claims and paying less. Insurers say it's their duty to prevent overbilling.

The MAGA firebrand sparked criticism from GOP leadership after giving voice to a key Democratic demand to extend expiring Obamacare funding.

Surveys estimate health plan costs will climb 9% next year, which may show up in premiums or through higher deductibles and copays.

Greene said she's "not a fan" of Obamacare but complained that her "own adult children’s insurance premiums for 2026 are going to DOUBLE" if Congress ignores the issue.

Leaders of the two parties dug in over the weekend, and with the House not planning to come to Washington this week, there's no end in sight.

Once touted as the envy of the world, the National Health Service is now "broken," according to the government.