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The Supreme Court ruled Friday that an Affordable Care Act provision requiring insurers to cover certain preventive care is constitutional.

An industry expert says while some insurers have implemented individual use-cases for AI, many still struggle to see a bigger-picture view.

Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough struck out against the major Medicaid provisions in the “big beautiful bill,” warning senators that bill’s passage may be at risk.

The court ruled in favor of South Carolina over its effort to defund Planned Parenthood, concluding that individual Medicaid patients cannot sue to enforce their right to pick a medical provider.

A coalition of Iowa business interests are suing the state to stop a law restricting pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).

Health insurers pledged to streamline and improve the prior authorization processes for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, Affordable Care Act marketplace and commercial plans covering nearly eight out of 10 Americans.

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development officials are reviving the “ABC Test” for independent contractor status.

Nearly 400 independent rural hospitals in the U.S. could be pushed to the brink of closure if the Senate passes the budget reconciliation bill, according to a report from Families USA.

An Indiana woman suing NLV Financial Corp. and two life insurance subsidiaries over a 2023 indexed universal life policy that returned 0% is tacking on state claims in an amended complaint.

As artificial intelligence remains a hot-button topic in insurance, one expert shares insights on best practices for adopting and scaling AI.

In the world of life insurance, guarantees have reigned supreme. But new research suggests flexibility also may be highly valued.

An insurtech holding company is seeking a fronting carrier and regulatory approval for a bitcoin-based indexed annuity.

America’s auto insurers have finally shifted out of the red—but are now trying to avoid losing their most valuable customers.

Nearly six months after a series of devastating wildfires, California’s property insurance crisis is far from stabilized.

N.Y. man charged by authorities with one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in state history.

Professional associations representing the agent community have come out against United Healthcare’s recent decision to eliminate agent commissions across more than 100 Medicare Advantage plans in more 20 states.

U.S. annuity sales exceeded $106 billion in the first quarter, with more than half of the top 20 carriers reporting sales growth, LIMRA reported.

The long-term care issue is receiving plenty of attention — both from the explosive growth of LTC riders attached to life insurance, as well as several state and federal proposals.

Phillip Roy Wasserman is expected to get another day in court to make his case that state and federal agents broke the law during investigations that led to his fraud conviction.