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Both the House and Senate approved subsidies for young adult health insurance.
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The program saves young adults about $38 a month on premiums.
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The federal site went down as the Trump administration announced a freeze on federal grant funding.
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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on social media that the Trump administration is aware of the issue and that no payments had been affected.
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The move is aimed at reducing drug overdoses and treating substance abuse.
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Nearly a quarter of a million people signed up for plans.
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Open season is set to end Jan. 15
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Judge issues stay on federal case involved buying health plans.
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CareFirst and UnitedHealthCare rank above the industry average in denials.
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26-year-old charged with killing United Healthcare CEO is a Towson native whose family has deep ties to Baltimore region.