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House Passes Three-Year ACA Subsidy Extension, with 17 Republicans Voting in Favor — REUTERS / pwu404

Obamacare · United States

House Passes Three-Year ACA Subsidy Extension, with 17 Republicans Voting in Favor

48% Center coverage: 175 sources

The House on Thursday advanced a three-year extension of Obamacare subsidies, sending the bill to the Senate where it faces an uphill climb.See the Story

Trump Tells Republicans to Be 'Flexible' on Abortion Restrictions to Get a Health Care Deal — Joe Raedle/Getty Images via Getty Images

Abortion · United States

Trump Tells Republicans to Be 'Flexible' on Abortion Restrictions to Get a Health Care Deal

65% Center coverage: 113 sources

RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Moves Put New Focus on Patchwork of State School Standards

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Chicago

RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Moves Put New Focus on Patchwork of State School Standards

76% Center coverage: 17 sources

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) childhood vaccine schedule is making school vaccination requirements an open question for the future. While state health departments typically take their cues from the CDC, with schools following suit, the politicization of vaccines under Kennedy means states may increasingly…See the Story

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