In their Week 12 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Chicago Bears had a plethora of contributions from players who stepped up in wake of injuries. All three of the team's starting linebackers were ...

Talia Mindich of Berkeley will see the cost of her Affordable Care Act health insurance plan rise by $72 monthly next year. Tessa Spargo of San Francisco will see an even bigger monthly premium hike ...

Call it Holiday New Math: Toymakers combine hot trends with the tried-and-true to create gifts for every age group. Pickleball + rattles = Pickleball Baby Set. “Wicked: For Good” movie + Care Bears = ...

Darcia Bair pays less than $100 a month for her health insurance plan. Most places in Brevard don't take it, the Titusville mom said, but at $77 a month for her and her husband, it helps cover their ...

Millions of Americans who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as “Obamacare,” stand to lose their premium subsidies, with less than three weeks to go until they ...

Likely Voter Survey in 16-GOP Held Districts Demonstrates Significant Political Upside to Reversing Health Care Tax Hike, Preventing Premiums from Skyrocketing for Millions of Working Americans ...

Fresh off a flight from Washington after Congress reopened the federal government, Representative Richie Neal offered no apologies for the role the Democrats played in the shutdown. Speaking to the ...

The cost of health care remains in limbo for roughly 22 million Americans after the U.S. government reopened late Wednesday without a deal to extend an expiring federal tax credit that offsets the ...

The shutdown has ended with federal employees returning to work, Affordable Care Act tax credits still set to expire and Democrats trying to explain to voters what exactly happened in Washington D.C.

The upcoming elimination of Affordable Care Act tax credits means many people and small businesses will be paying more for healthcare in the new year. Affordable Care Act tax credits help people ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – The Oregon Health Authority is predicting around 110,000 Oregonians will feel the effects of enhanced premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act expiring. Of those, they ...