The Latest Breaking News from Affordable Care Act

Health insurance premiums could spike for thousands of Georgia families next year, and the reason has nothing to do with doctor visits or prescription costs. It comes down to a key set of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies that expired at the end of 2025. Because of this, many households…

IN FOCUS: ‘We are literally two adults who have worked our entire lives — and we cannot get insurance anywhere,’ one retiree tells Rhian Lubin, as she and her husband face more than a tenfold premium increase

Premiums have risen for at least 22 million Americans – we’d like to hear about the impact on your household

Seventeen Republicans join Democrats to pass a three-year extension of tax credits cutting ACA premiums

Plan would temporarily extend enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, capping income eligibility and eliminating zero-premium plans.

Democrats forced a 43-day government shutdown over the issue. Moderate Republicans called for a solution. Neither worked.

Health analysts have predicted the expiration of the subsidies will drive many of the 24 million total Affordable Care Act enrollees — especially younger and healthier Americans — to forgo health insurance coverage altogether

Here's what you need to know about the current status of ACA subsidies and what may change, since Congress didn't implement a solution.

Trump blames Barack Obama for rising US health care costs, but data and expert analysis show the causes are more complex and not directly attributable to the Affordable Care Act alone.