Trump Administration May Terminate SHOP Enrollment On HealthCare.gov Next Year

Citing very low enrollment, the Trump administration on Monday proposed that beginning in 2018 small businesses would no longer be able to enroll workers in health insurance plans through the federal Obamacare marketplace HealthCare.gov.

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The White House Budget Director Dropped A Hint About How Trump Could Bring Drug Prices Down

White House budget director Mick Mulvaney dropped a surprising clue Thursday about how President Trump might bring drug prices down, describing the kind of government intervention that traditionally has been supported by Democrats.

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Anthem Stops Trying to Buy Cigna, Keeps Fighting Over Damages

Annthem Inc. is finally ending its soured, $48-billion bid to buy rival Cigna Corp., but the nation's second-largest health insurer isn't giving up a fight over whether Cigna deserves a termination fee for the scrapped deal.

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Senate GOP Examining Ways to Repeal Obamacare Insurance Rules

Senate Republicans are looking into repealing Obamacare regulations on what services an insurance plan must cover, Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) said Thursday.

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Bipartisan Bill Will Be Reintroduced to Force Pharma to Justify Price Hikes

A bipartisan group of lawmakers will re-introduce a bill on Tuesday that would require drug makers to justify their pricing and provide a breakdown of their expenses before raising prices on some medicines.

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Medicaid Expansion, Reversed by House, Is Back on Table in Senate

Senate negotiators, meeting stiff resistance to the House’s plans to sharply reduce the scope and reach of Medicaid, are discussing a compromise that would maintain the program’s expansion under the Affordable Care Act but subject that larger version of Medicaid to new spending limits.

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