What We're Reading: Supreme Court to Hear ACA Suit; Missouri Abortion Clinic; City of Hope Investment
The US Supreme Court will decide a case involving 2 insurance companies that claimed they were shorted $12 billion by the federal government for "risk corridor" payments related to the ACA; Missouri's last abortion clinic will stay open until at least Friday after a state circuit court judge extended a preliminary injunction he previously issued; City of Hope will invest $1 billion in a new cancer research center and hospital in Irvine, California.
The Supreme Court Has Agreed to Hear Insurers’ ACA Lawsuit
Yesterday, the US Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Congress acted correctly when it failed to fully fund “risk corridors,” financial protections that were offered to health insurers that took part in marketplaces under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), according to
Missouri’s Last Abortion Clinic to Temporarily Stay Open as State Judge Extends Preliminary Injunction
Missouri Circuit Court Judge Michael Stelzer ruled yesterday that the state’s only abortion clinic can continue performing abortions through Friday,
City of Hope Will Invest $1 Billion in New Cancer Hospital and Research Center
City of Hope will invest $1 billion in a new hospital and research center focused on cancer care in Irvine, California, the
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