While Congress is poised to end the history making government shutdown, it may let health insurance aid lapse. Here's what could happen to you.

The federal government shut down for more than six week because of Democrats' insistence that a funding plan extend enhanced ...

The government shutdown is over, but tax credits that cut healthcare coverage costs for small business employees are still in ...

An email from BlueCross Blue Shield served as one of the first red flags for Dennis Cupp about a possible spike in his health ...

Republicans have latched on to the idea of providing people with the subsidies that would have offset their premiums in ...

The federal government shutdown has ended, but Ohioans are still looking down the barrel of significant increases in health ...

Iremember the knot in my stomach when I had to tell one of my best workers at Miramar Group that we might not be able to keep offering affordable health coverage. That conversation haunts me because I ...

More than 300,000 Massachusetts residents could lose some or all of the help they get paying health insurance if federal tax ...

The enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, which helped millions of Texans afford health insurance, are set to expire, ...

About 3 in 4 Pennsylvanians will still qualify for some tax credits, but the amounts will, on average, be smaller. Others face paying for plans at full price.

The debate over whether to extend the pandemic-era tax credits is at the center of the federal government shutdown, which is ...