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Tuesday, 6/30, 03:48 PM

Millions Lose Obamacare Coverage as Subsidies Expire and Premiums Soar

  • Roughly three million people have dropped Affordable Care Act marketplace coverage since the start of 2026, after the enhanced federal subsidies that made those plans affordable expired and monthly premiums jumped sharply — a reversal that threatens years of gains in the number of insured Americans.

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