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The Biden administration touted the Affordable Care Act as being at its “strongest point” in its history with 14.5 million people signing up in the latest open enrollment. But the administration is hoping Congress can continue to keep a key driver of that enrollment—enhanced income-based subsidies—from expiring after this year. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a new re...

A new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finds that the nation’s healthcare system is supported by an infrastructure of billing, payments, collections, and credit reporting that is fraught with commonplace mistakes. At the same time, patients encounter difficulty in getting these errors corrected or resolved. And yet again, the worst burden of medical debt is borne by...

LONDON (AP) — The British government said Wednesday that a Dubai government-owned ferry operator at the center of a bitter U.K. labor dispute likely broke the law when it fired 786 crew members without notice to replace them with cheaper contract staff. Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned the “callous” behavior of P&O Ferries and said the company appeared to have broken British labor l...

Oklahoma is one step closer to copying a restrictive anti-abortion law implemented in Texas. But legislation advanced Tuesday by the Oklahoma House is even more restrictive than the law adopted in Texas that has forced hundreds, if not thousands, of women to seek abortions in neighboring states. Republican House legislators passed House Bill 4327 that would effectively ban most abortions by ...

* People are salty that Ketanji Brown Jackson thinks Roe v. Wade is settled law. In other news, Marshall v. Madison is back on the chopping block. [The Guardian] * Go, cousin! Black folks have been overwhelmingly supportive of KBJ — go figure. [The Cut] * Some of you may die: Tennessee reins in the effectiveness of federal vaccine mandates. [JD Supra] * Doesn’t work in theory: The folks tryin...

Press Association The Prime Minister said it appears to him that P&O Ferries has “broken the law” over the controversial sacking of 800 workers. He told the Commons that the Government will be “taking action”, and encouraged workers to do the same. His statement came as the company’s chief executive issued an apology for the impact of the decision to sack the staff without notice. Peter H...

thumb_242679.png BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Citizens of Baltimore City continue to express concerns regarding open-air drug markets, although city leaders claim they have increased arrests relating to the issue. Some Baltimoreans are subjected to these drug markets as soon as they leave their houses, severely affecting their quality of life in the city. "What you have here are really terrible policie...

Earlier this week, Twitter locked the account of The Babylon Bee, a right-leaning parody site, after it awarded Rachel Levine, a transgender Biden administration official, the title of “man of the year” in reaction to USA Today naming Levine one of its “women of the year” last week. This is just the most recent example in a long train of Big Tech censorship actions. Taking a stand against Big...

The new law requires a half-credit of instruction for personal financial literacy and money management for a student to receive a high school diploma. (photo: Governor's Press Office) The course will cover topics such as how to manage bank accounts and credit cards, as well as types of savings and investments. Gov. DeSantis on Tuesday signed a new law that adds a financial literacy course as ...

State police from the Indiana and Kiski Valley barracks will take part in an enforcement initiative focusing on the state’s Move Over law. The initiative is part of an effort to raise awareness to the dangers that first responders face while responding to incidents on highways. The Move Over law, sometimes called the Steer Clear law, requires that drivers approaching emergency response areas ...