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Magazine editor shares how he got access to health insurer’s darkest secrets
Learn how New York Magazine editor Chris Stanton got insider info from four former health insurance executives.
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Under harsh new work rules, millions will get kicked off Medicaid
A new work requirement for Medicaid members is one of the most important stories to cover about the federal megabill.
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Trump’s budget bill could cost lives, put 5 million in debt: How to cover the story
As many as 17 million Americans will lose their health insurance and many others will incur more medical debt under…
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Possible steep cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and more: How to tell the story
As Congress wrestles with how to cut $1 trillion in federal spending over 10 years, the prime targets have been…
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CMS Chief of Staff: House bill aims to slow — not cut — Medicaid spending
At HJ25 in L.A., Stephanie Carlton of CMS claimed The One Big Beautiful Bill is “a management of the rate…
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What if the ACA included a public option insurance plan?
Early versions of the Affordable Care Act included a government-run public option health insurance program — but lobbyists stopped it.
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Why journalists need to explain the value of no-cost preventive care
In addition to focusing on PrEP when covering the Braidwood case, reporters should also highlight the other 50 preventive services…
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After setting enrollment records, ACA still needs improvement
2025 could be the last year with record enrollment ACA health plans if Republicans in Congress succeed in letting the…
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Despite criticism, the ACA has helped more Americans access health insurance
What’s left out of many discussions about the ACA are all the ways the law has helped Americans get better…
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How the ACA changed health insurance in the U.S.
Find out more about the significant impact the Affordable Care Act has had on the U.S. health insurance system.