Rachel Phipps lies awake at night with crippling anxiety, thinking about what will happen when she no longer has health insurance. The 63-year-old retired social worker is one of the 22 million ...

Sixty percent of Americans under age 65 — that’s about 164.7 million people — receive their health insurance through their employer, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis. That means losing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Last year, when the additional subsidies for the purchase of health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) were ...

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Rising health insurance premiums are pushing more Americans to question whether they can afford to keep coverage — or go without it entirely. Online searches for “cheap” and lower-premium plans are ...

Stacey Hilton won’t have health insurance in 2026. It’s a scary reality for the 55-year-old registered nurse from West Michigan, but one she determined is warranted by rising health care premiums.

The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reports that more people are going without health care coverage. New data from a 2025 survey showed 5.8% of Minnesotans were insured. The last time they did ...