Affordable Care Act enrollment drops by nearly 3 million as costs rise after subsidies expire
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Affordable Care Act enrollment drops by nearly 3 million as costs rise after subsidies expire.
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New federal data shows that Affordable Care Act enrollments are down by nearly 3 million people.
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Premiums jumped at the start of 2026 after Congress let COVID-era federal subsidies expire.
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