Health & Social Policy Archives - Page 15 of 221

Countdown Clock Begins for Giant Health Insurance Premium Increases

In around 90 days, millions of Americans will learn about out-of-pocket cost hikes of more than 75 percent on average.

A new study tracks the evolution of working-class beliefs, and those of more upper classes, over the past 65 years.

The bureaucracy needed to verify if recipients are working doesn’t just stop people from receiving health care—it’s difficult for states to set up.

This behemoth conglomerate might just be too monstrous for its own good.

Hospitals are shutting down, slashing programs, and laying off staff. And the worst parts of the spending law haven’t even hit yet.

The Republican budget bill cuts food assistance benefits to households that pay for internet access.

Now independent union leader Dan Osborn, who nearly won a U.S. Senate race in 2024, is vying for his seat.

Many Americans will pay for AI with their health—especially thanks to Donald Trump’s war on renewable energy.

The parents of medically complex children said that despair is not an option after Republicans passed deep cuts to home care.

Passage of the Big Beautiful Bill will force mandatory sequestration that will mean half a trillion dollars in Medicare cuts.