Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Coverage of Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the Nexus archive.
- Millions drop Affordable Care Act plans new federal data shows - See states where enrollments dropped the most
New federal data shows a decrease of 2.6 million Americans having Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans in February compared to the same time last year due to changes in each state’s insured population.
- Millions Drop Obamacare Coverage After Subsidies Expire and Costs Rise
Federal data shows a 3 million decrease in Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance coverage in February compared to the same period last year, attributed to expired subsidies and rising costs.
- Your Vote 2026: District 12: Meet George Conway, and where he stand on the issues
George Conway, a New York attorney and congressional candidate for the 12th District, emphasizes housing affordability, energy cost reduction, healthcare access, and restoring federal funding for programs like NYCHA and Medicare. He criticizes Trump-era policies for driving inflation and advocates for initiatives such as the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity and reinstating the Affordable Care Act tax credits.
- ACA enrollment may fall by 5 million people this year, analysis finds
ACA enrollment may decrease by 5 million people due to a lapse in federal subsidies, which previously reduced insurance premiums for millions. This decline is expected to occur in the health insurance marketplace. The reduction in subsidies is likely to affect insurance affordability for many individuals.
- Cigna’s exit adds to ObamaCare marketplace upheaval
Cigna is exiting the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges by 2027, exacerbating instability in the individual health insurance marketplace following the loss of enhanced federal subsidies. The company reported a strong first-quarter financial performance despite the decision.