'Obamacare' Enrollment Surpasses Record for 3rd Straight Year
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'Obamacare' Enrollment Surpasses Record for 3rd Straight Year
'Obamacare' Enrollment Surpasses Record , for 3rd Straight Year.
On Jan.
10, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) said that 2024 enrollment for Affordable Care Act (ACA) insurance plans has exceeded 20 million so far, 'The Hill' reports.
That number represents about
4 million more people who signed up this year, compared to 16.3 million in 2023.
Today, we hit a major milestone in lowering
costs and ensuring all Americans have access
to quality, affordable health care: , President Joe Biden, via statement.
... a record-breaking 20 million Americans have
enrolled in health care coverage through
the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, President Joe Biden, via statement.
With six days left to still get
covered, 8 million more Americans
have signed up for ACA coverage
than when I took office, President Joe Biden, via statement.
A record number
of people in the United States have health
care coverage through the Affordable Care
Actâs Marketplace â more than
at any point in history.
, Xavier Becerra, Health and Human Services Secretary, via statement.
More people with access to
preventive care means a healthier
country and lower health care
costs across the board, Xavier Becerra, Health and Human Services Secretary, via statement.
Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump has chosen former critic JD Vance as his vice-presidential nominee. Vance, a 39-year-old Ohio Senator and author, was confirmed as VP pick by RNC delegates.
Despite past criticisms of Trump, Vance has become a strong supporter. After winning his Senate seat with Trump's endorsement in 2022, Vance is now attacking Joe Biden, calling him an "incapacitated president" and accusing Democrats of lying about Biden's health.
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Donald Trump has chosen J.D. Vance as his running mate as he seeks to unseat President Joe Biden for a second term as president of the United States. Vance is a freshman senator from Ohio who rose to fame with his 2016 memoir 'Hillbilly Elegy.' The book was turned into a movie starring Glenn Close and Amy Adams in 2020. The film adaptation received two Academy Award nominations, including a best supporting actress nomination for Close. Trump shared the news on his social media platform Truth Social on Monday.
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President Biden says he regrets using the term "bullseye" to refer to Donald Trump -- especially now that there's been an assassination attempt on him ... but.. TMZ.com
Donald Trump has given his first media interview after being shot on Saturday. The former president spoke to 'The Washington Examiner' and shared that's he's rewritten the speech that he will deliver at this week's Republican National Convention in the aftermath of Saturday's assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump told reporter Salena Zito that he had originally planned to talk about President Joe Biden's policies in his speech, but he has now changed course.
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Biden Wonât Drop Out of Race , After Shaky Debate Performance, Campaign Official Says.
President Biden and former President Trump took part in a debate on June 27.
President Biden and former President Trump took part in a debate on June 27.
According to a CNN flash poll,
67% of viewers said Trump won the debate.
According to a CNN flash poll,
67% of viewers said Trump won the debate.
Biden's performance was noticeably concerning. .
One former Biden aide found themselves asking, âWhat did he just say?
This is crazy,â Politico reports. .
When the president wasn't speaking incoherently, he was standing with his mouth agape and staring into the distance, prompting many Democrats to call for a new presidential candidate, 'The Hill' reports. .
My job right now is to be really honest.
Joe Biden had one thing he had to do
tonight. And he didnât do it, Former Sen. Claire McCaskill, to MSNBC .
He had one thing he had to accomplish.
And that was reassure America that
he was up to the job at his age.
And he failed at that tonight, Former Sen. Claire McCaskill, to MSNBC .
Biden needs to drop out.
No question about it, Prominent Biden campaign donor, via Politico.
But Seth Schuster, Biden's campaign
spokesperson, said in a text message,
"Of course he's not dropping out," 'The Hill' reports. .
Even though Biden intends to stay in the race,
if things don't go his way, there are six people who
could potentially take his place, 'The Guardian' reports. .
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips.
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips.
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips.
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips.
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips.
They are Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom,
J.B. Pritzker, Gretchen Whitmer,
Sherrod Brown and Dean Phillips
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Judge Blocks $30 Billion , Visa, Mastercard , âSwipe Feeâ Settlement.
Federal Judge Margo Brodie rejected the $30 billion antitrust settlement on June 25, 'The Hill' reports. .
In March, Visa and Mastercard agreed
to limit interchange fees that retailers
who accept their cards are charged. .
The companies said they would reduce swipe fees for at least three years by a minimum of 4 basis points.
They also agreed to "cap their fees at 2023 levels
for the next five years," 'The Hill' reports. .
Retail industry groups criticized the proposed settlement since it would only provide temporary relief to a larger problem. .
Thankfully, the judge made the right
call in recognizing what a bad deal
this would have been for Main Street
merchants and their customers. , Christopher Jones, member of the executive committee
of the Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC), via 'The Hill'.
Itâs extremely unusual for a judge to
reject a settlement at the preliminary
stage, so this shows how far Visa and
Mastercardâs proposal missed the mark, Christopher Jones, member of the executive committee
of the Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC), via 'The Hill'.
The average swipe fee that retailers
pay is 2.24%, but it can go up to 4%,
according to the National Retail Federation.
The credit card payment market
has been broken for decades. , The Retail Industry Leaders Association, via 'The Hill'.
Leading retailers are grateful that
Judge Brodie saw through the facade
of the proposed settlement.., The Retail Industry Leaders Association, via 'The Hill'.
... and understood that it would not
provide the meaningful change that is
needed to correct the competitive
imbalance in the interchange ecosystem, The Retail Industry Leaders Association, via 'The Hill'.
Retailers have also called on lawmakers to pass the Credit Card Competition Act.
Supporters claim that the bill would break
up Visa and Mastercard's dominance
and allow for more competition
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Voters Donât Think Kamala Harris Could Win , an Election as Democratic Nominee, Survey Finds.
Amid speculation about Biden's advanced
age, Harris has previously said she's
ready to be president "if necessary." .
Amid speculation about Biden's advanced
age, Harris has previously said she's
ready to be president "if necessary." .
But what if she received a Democratic presidential candidate nomination?.
According to a Politico/Morning
Consult poll released on June 12, .
only a third of voters think Vice President Harris could win an election as a Democratic presidential nominee, 'The Hill' reports. .
14% of voters thought her chances of becoming president would be very likely.
while 20% think she'd be
only somewhat likely to win.
37% said it's not at all likely
that she would win. .
Meanwhile, 21% said they'd want Harris to be the Democratic nominee if Biden wasn't running.
10% said they'd prefer Gavin Newsom, and another 10% would support Pete Buttigieg.
10% said they'd prefer Gavin Newsom, and another 10% would support Pete Buttigieg.
Over 40% were unsure or indifferent. .
The poll also determined "that 42%
have a very unfavorable impression" of
both Harris and Biden, 'The Hill' reports
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Donald Trump Wants , to End Taxes on Tips.
While speaking at a rally in Las Vegas on June 9,
Trump said the "first thing" he'll do if reelected president
is stop tips from being taxed, 'The Hill' reports. .
For those hotel workers and people that
get tips, youâre going to be very happy.
Because when I get to office, we are
going to not charge taxes on tips. , Donald Trump, via statement.
Weâre not going to do it, and
weâre going to do that right away,
first thing in office, because itâs
been a point of contention
for years and years and years, Donald Trump, via statement.
And you do a great job of service, you
take care of people and I think itâs going
to be something that really is deserved, Donald Trump, via statement.
Congressional approval would be necessary
to make those changes, 'The Hill' reports.
Trumpâs 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Cut Act (TCJA) expires next year, .
but if he's reelected and if Republicans
end up with a majority in Congress, .
his previous policies could
easily be extended and amended. .
Trump went on to attack
President Biden's policies on Truth Social.
Trump went on to attack
President Biden's policies on Truth Social.
Crooked Joe Biden has taken the totally
opposite approach, trying to TAX more
and more of their Tips, even hiring
88,000 IRS Agents to collect! , Donald Trump, via Truth Social.
Hopefully Rank and File Union Members,
Union Leadership itself, and Workers all
over the Country, both Union and Non-Union,
will support Donald J. Trump, , Donald Trump, via Truth Social.
... because Iâm NO TALK AND ALL ACTION!
TRUMP KEEPS HIS PROMISES, AND STANDS
WITH OUR GREAT WORKERS. PROMISES
MADE, PROMISES KEPT!, Donald Trump, via Truth Social.
Meanwhile, the Culinary Workes Union Local 226 in Las Vegas scoffed at Trump's promises.
Relief is definitely needed for tip earners, but
Nevada workers are smart enough to know the
difference between real solutions and wild
campaign promises from a convicted felon. , Culinary Union Secretary Treasurer Ted Pappageorge, via statement
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A record-breaking 20 million people signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces this year. Veuerâs Matt Hoffman has the story.