KFF Health News November 25, 2025

The Host Julie Rovner KFF Health News

Republicans remain divided over how to address the impending expiration of more generous Affordable Care Act plan tax credits, which will send premiums spiraling for millions of Americans starting in January if no further action is taken. The Trump administration floated a proposal over the weekend that included a two-year extension of the credits as well as some restrictions pushed by Republicans, but the plan was met with strong pushback on Capitol Hill and its unveiling was delayed.

Meanwhile, the Department of Education has declared that a long list of health careers are not “professions,” meaning that students pursuing those tracks — including as nurses, physical therapists, and physician assistants — will...

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