Millions of Americans face sharply rising costs for health care plans they bought through the Affordable Care Act ...

Families now view health insurance as a smart investment for wellness and financial security, not just a backup for emergencies.

By Jennifer Shutt, Indiana Capital Chronicle November 20, 2025 WASHINGTON — U.S. senators began debating how to reduce health ...

“Right now, it’s like trench warfare,” Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) said during a Wednesday Senate Finance Committee hearing, ...

While workers produce more than ever, rising costs for food, housing, child care, and health care outpace wage growth, ...

As of this past summer, approximately 27.2 million Americans lack health insurance, representing 8.2% of the population, ...

That’s according to a KFF (formerly Kaiser Family Foundation) analysis. Insurers are raising premiums an average 26 percent, KFF found. At the same time, the end of the extra subsidies means many ...

It’s a perilous combination for 165 million people with employer-sponsored health insurance. Premiums are rising, while yearly pay raises shrink.

It’s probably fair to say: this is the worst year ever for picking health insurance. Premiums are skyrocketing – whether you get insurance through work or from the Obamacare marketplace. And with ...

Over-50s life insurance policies now cost an average of £27.62 a month, according to insurer Reassured, based on more than 50 ...

Meg Heriford darted around Ladybird Diner, a classic, American eatery in downtown Lawrence, seating people and delivering ...