Archives: Morning Breakouts

The Associated Press looks at how people buying off the exchanges will be affected by the administration's steps to stabilize the marketplace. Meanwhile, the insurance industry is worried the moves will reduce enrollment and therefore sales.

Due to its sheer size, sparse population and harsh environment, Alaska faces unique circumstances that aren't really accommodated by the health law. In other news on the Affordable Care Act, new data details the rise in people covered, a CEO of a major hospital system in Chicago talks about the changes he has seen, NPR looks at pre-existing conditions and more stories.

Lawmakers on recess take heat from their constituents for the Republicans' botched attempts to pass a health care bill.

The fight could lead to a government shutdown if neither side blinks.

President Donald Trump's focus on health care has the potential of leading to a second embarrassing defeat that would raise more questions about the new administration’s ability to shepherd complicated legislation through Congress.

The rule introduces several targeted changes aimed at curbing some of the losses insurers have faced in the law’s exchanges.