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Plaintiffs say a shadowy offshore entity helped Cigna and its PBM quietly siphon money meant for employers, unions and patients.

Nearly 47,000 comments hit regulators. Most weren’t written by seniors — they were engineered by insurers and their front groups.

State and local law enforcement say the administration thwarted their attempts to review the killings by immigration officers.

The Missouri Supreme Court handed down three rulings Tuesday that could shape the 2026 election regarding redistricting and voter ID.

Police in Port Arthur, Texas, asked residents to shelter in place on Monday evening following reports of an explosion at a Valero refinery in the community.

Backers of a proposed referendum on Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional plan believe they have met the minimum number of signatures.

New data shows the U.S. is moving backward on coverage, not forward—raising a harder question: is the problem affordability, or priorities?

In Episode 2 of the HEALTH CARE un-covered Show, we examine what may be an inflection point in the health insurance reform debate. Plus, we're joined by pollster Madeline Conway of Impact Research.

Despite paying $117.7 million to settle allegations it inflated Medicare Advantage diagnoses, Aetna still uses automated software to downcode ER claims without reviewing medical records.

Recruiting agencies report a surge of interest from U.S. doctors frustrated with prior authorizations, corporate consolidation, and insurance red tape that often delays or denies care.

Overpayments, investigations and a major settlement put Medicare Advantage under new scrutiny.

Overpayments, investigations and a major settlement put Medicare Advantage under new scrutiny.

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The seven largest for-profit health insurance conglomerates took in nearly $1.7 trillion from their customers in 2025 ($175 billion more than in 2024) and they booked more than $54 billion in profits.

Stranded in the market – independent physicians are surrounded by insurer sharks.

Listen to Prather and me talk about Big Insurance consolidation, soaring premiums and dirty tricks.

A house of cards built on denial, delay and Wall Street expectations just lost $80 billion in a single day.

A Senate report reveals how risk adjustment became a business model — and one of Medicare Advantage’s original champions is now warning it’s gone off the rails.

From “rude question” binders to lawyered-up word salad, this is how I would make sure my old boss wouldn't tank our company's stock price.

Third-party administrators claim to save self-insured businesses money but are only enriching themselves.

The President says he’ll meet with health insurers as the 24 million people who buy coverage through the ACA marketplaces are now facing premium hikes large enough to push them out of coverage.

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With coverage slipping out of reach for millions, a new bill takes aim at insurers’ prescription drug profiteering.