US EditionMayors, doctor groups sue over Trump’s efforts to restrict Obamacare enrollment
- On Tuesday, Baltimore, Chicago, and Columbus mayors sued HHS in Maryland federal court over Trump’s ACA enrollment rule changes.
- On June 25, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services finalized a rule shortening the 2026 open enrollment period to November 1–December 15 and eliminating a special enrollment window.
- The lawsuit cites that CMS projects 725,000–1.8 million Americans could lose coverage due to new enrollment rules, with a $5 fee for some re-enrollees.
- Cities warn that the rule will disproportionately harm low-income families and communities of color, straining city budgets and increasing uncompensated care costs.
- Democracy Forward and city plaintiffs seek a court order to block the Trump-era ACA enrollment rule before its late August implementation.
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We've Got Some Good News And Some Bad News About Abortion Rights
Here’s some good news — the good people of Wisconsin will never again have to worry about being forced to party like it’s 1849, vis-à-vis abortion. The state Supreme Court’s ruling in Kaul v. Urmanski on Wednesday officially invalidated a 176-year-old law that criminalized abortion, ensuring the right to abortion throughout the land. Well, as long as they don’t pass another ban, anyway. The draconian law sentenced anyone other than the person ha…
Backlash Over MAGA Drive for Teen Abstinence
The Trump administration is set to slash teen pregnancy prevention programs unless they adhere to new rules that emphasize greater sexual abstinence and parental control. Organizations were warned Wednesday that they could lose federal funding if they failed to comply with a new Health and Human Services policy notice that redefines what can be taught about teen sexual activity; dictates what is “medically accurate information” on contraception;…
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