The expiration of the enhanced premium tax credits threatens the economic stability and health coverage of self-employed ...

China’s boycott of American soybeans may be resolved, but the episode exposed deeper, longer-term challenges that cannot be ...

The Trump administration unlawful layoffs during the federal shutdown, in coordination with its policy changes and budget ...

This updated utility rate tracker shows rate increases or proposals set to go into effect over the next two years that, ...

The surge in antisemitism seen in America today threatens the Jewish community and the nation’s democracy as a whole, and it ...

The Center for American Progress recently hosted a summit with more than 50 advocates from the reproductive and disability ...

As firms increasingly invest in OB-GYN practices, fertility clinics, maternity care services, and other health care ...

Tucker Carlson’s interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes has divided the right, exposing a dangerous and complicated ...

President Trump’s use of masked plainclothes officers deployed into American communities is not legitimate law enforcement ...

million small-business people face an average $1,500 increase in premium costs for 2026 if enhanced tax credits expire.

If Congress fails to extend the enhanced premium tax credits before the end of open enrollment, millions of Americans—including disabled workers and veterans—will face unaffordable premiums and ...

The rapid rise of private equity’s influence over health care providers such as hospitals, nursing homes, and physicians’ ...