…have a long tradition of enacting “inspection laws, quarantine laws, [and] health laws of every description.” In the landmark Slaughter House Cases (1873), the Court affirmed the states’ power to…

…the focus of enormous litigation that well could return to the Supreme Court. *** The tariffs decision is important in showing that a court that overwhelmingly has sided with Trump…

…received by justices between January 2004 and December 2023. Newsweek has contacted the U.S. Supreme Court for comment. “Fix the Court’s” executive director Gabe Roth said . . . “Supreme court…

…a broker for whom a large percentage of enrollments are plan switches. [Note, 4/18: See update 2 below: the call centers alleged in a lawsuit to have perpetuated this fraud…

…for ACA insurance. And yes, I said increased ACA insurance premiums. Charles states there will be people leaving the ACA due to premium increases. I am assuming this is beyond…

…ruling lifts the lower-court injunctions. A logical corollary to the high court’s June 27 procedural ruling in Trump v. CASA. The court holds district court injunctions may not be applied nationwide….

…revelation in the Times’ reporting is a memo Roberts produced in February of 2024. It came after a cross-ideological panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit handed…

…and Emanuel were the first to tell us so. In an article they wrote for the New England Journal of Medicine shortly after Obama signed the ACA into law, they stated, “[T]he…

…despite actions already taken under the Biden Administration to protect consumers from uncouth ACA Marketplace agents and brokers. Much has been written about how imposing Medicaid work requirements and ending the enhanced ACA tax credits will lead to significant coverage…

…argument—arguments, actually; two separate cases were argued separately—were to a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, the regional federal appeals court for several mid-Atlantic and…