NY Attorney General files a lawsuit against HHS and CMS over a rule that critics say will limit health care coverage.

The lawsuit argues the rule would drive up the number of uninsured and saddle states with increased healthcare expenses.

A rule pushed through by the administration will limit eligibility for health care coverage under the ACA, expected to impact 1.8 million people.

Democratic attorneys general from 20 states and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro have filed a lawsuit against a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rule. They claim it could result in ...

Twenty Democratic Attorneys General and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday, seeking to block parts of a federal rule they say ...

A group of Democratic attorneys general sued Thursday to block the implementation of portions of a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rule set to go into effect next month that they say ...

The federal health department announced a series of changes late last month to the ACA. It will shorten the enrollment period for the federal marketplace by a month, limiting it to Nov. 1 to Dec ...

The federal health department announced a series of changes late last month to the ACA. It will shorten the enrollment period for the federal marketplace by a month, limiting it to Nov. 1 to Dec ...

The federal health department announced a series of changes late last month to the ACA. It will shorten the enrollment period for the federal marketplace by a month, limiting it to Nov. 1 to Dec ...

The federal health department announced a series of changes late last month to the ACA. It will shorten the enrollment period for the federal marketplace by a month, limiting it to Nov. 1 to Dec ...

The federal health department announced a series of changes late last month to the ACA. It will shorten the enrollment period for the federal marketplace by a month, limiting it to Nov. 1 to Dec ...

Democratic attorneys general file lawsuit in Massachusetts federal court HHS rule could lead to 1.8 million losing health insurance Rule changes may increase premiums and out-of-pocket costs ...