Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty in Federal Case Over UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing
Luigi Mangione has pleaded guilty to federal charges connected to the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, making a dramatic turn in one of the most closely watched U.S. criminal
Read More63% of Nevada Voters Back Tobacco Tax Increase, New Poll Finds
A new survey suggests Nevada lawmakers could have significant public support for raising tobacco taxes. Nearly two-thirds, or 63%, of likely Nevada voters, said they would support a tax increase if
Read MorePBM Transparency Fight Gives Benefits Brokers a New Advantage Ahead of 2029
A fight over prescription drug pricing in Delaware is offering an early look at a much larger change coming to employer health benefits. The state’s health benefits board oversees coverage for more
Read MoreHurricane Insurance Gaps Could Leave Homeowners Paying for Flood Damage
As hurricane threats rise, one of the biggest insurance risks for homeowners and businesses may come from a misunderstanding that can surface only after the storm has passed: having home or business
Read MoreCar Insurance Rates Are Rising Again in 2026—Here’s How Drivers Can Save
Car Insurance Rates Are Rising Again in 2026—Here’s How Drivers Can Save The national average for full-coverage auto insurance has reached $2,237, with premiums expected to rise in 32 states by
Read MoreUp to 1,100 Legal Immigrants in Connecticut Could Lose Medicare in 2027
Up to 1,100 Legal Immigrants in Connecticut Could Lose Medicare in 2027 A federal eligibility change could leave roughly 1,000 to 1,100 lawfully present immigrants without Medicare, putting
Read MoreHealth Insurers Are Watching Wearables More Closely—and Privacy Experts Are Worried
Health insurers are increasingly looking at data generated by smartwatches, fitness trackers and connected health devices as a potential tool for wellness programs, risk assessment and personalized
Read MoreArkansas Medicaid Faces 2027 Shake-Up as Trump Administration Tightens Waiver Rules
More than 200,000 low-income Arkansans could see changes to their health coverage next year after the Trump administration declined to renew Arkansas’ long-running Medicaid expansion waiver under its
Read MoreCalifornia Home Insurance Crisis Deepens as State Farm Faces Claim Probe and SB 1301 Advances
California Moves on Two Fronts as Homeowners Face Insurance Pressure California is taking action on two of the biggest problems facing homeowners after the Los Angeles wildfires: how insurers handle
Read MoreSearches for “Private Medical Insurance” Surge 150% Year-on-Year in the UK as NHS Waiting Lists Hover at 7.3 Million
Search interest in private medical insurance (PMI) in the UK has risen 150% year on year, highlighting a sharp increase in consumer attention around private healthcare and how to pay for it. The
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