The Trump administration has come out with a 365-page notice that shows how the U.S. major medical insurance market could look in 2019 if that market still exists.

If the current Affordable Care Act employer coverage reporting rules stay in place, the Internal Revenue Service has to do something to ease employers' desperation over getting accurate Social Security numbers for the employees' spouses, children and other dependents.

Jeers from ACA haters and caterwauling from ACA lovers aside, what clues are there about how the individual market might actually work?

Many health insurers are shunning the Affordable Care Act public exchange program this fall but flocking to that program's older sibling, the Medicare Advantage program.

A federal judge appears to be sympathetic to the idea of granting a temporary restraining order that would force the administration of President Donald Trump to continue to make Affordable Care Act cost-sharing reduction subsidy payments.

The Internal Revenue Service has published a big new collection of tax parameters for 2018. Here's a look at what happened to nine parameters of interest to insurance agents and brokers.

The American Benefits Council has asked the administration to think about the small employers when it takes steps, such as ending Affordable Care Act cost-sharing reduction subsidy payments in the middle of the year.

Insurance agents are talking about reports that some Medicare helplines may absorb agents' clients.