Dylan Scott

In 2016, 8.8 percent of Americans were uninsured. That’s a new low, down from 9.1 percent in 2015.

If Congress doesn’t act, coverage for thousands could be at risk.

We run through those ideas, why they’re coming up, and the inevitable caveats that could prevent them from being enacted.

Kentucky provides a great test case for what happens when an administration cuts back on outreach.

Political realities will likely keep any package very small.

We have a deadline: September 30.

“I don’t think we can force people to sign up for a program.”

A quick guide to some options for those who want to support the folks in Texas.