Health insurance costs to spike for millions Thursday
Millions of Americans will face higher healthcare costs starting January 1 as enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies expire after Congress failed to extend them. Experts predict premium increases averaging 114% for subsidized enrollees. Trump blames Democrats and proposes direct payments to Americans for healthcare purchases, while Democrats blame Republican obstruction. (Scripps News)
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