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Many insurance companies predicted the move and raised premiums for 2018 plans accordingly; some left the marketplace. It’s too soon to know if additional vintage happiness is adding more books to the ever-growing collection poster poster insurers will follow suit. Nineteen Democrats in the Senate have endorsed a bill that that would overturn President Trump’s recent executive order that expands the rules that exempt employers from providing birth control coverage if they cite a religious or moral objection. Four Democrats in the House will present a similar bill. Iowa officials said Obamacare’s waiver rules prevented the Trump administration from approving the request, but two months ago Trump reportedly told a top federal health official to reject it. Iowa has halted its efforts to overhaul the Affordable Care Act by offering an alternative individual health insurance system.

The state wanted to offer just one type of insurance plan in the individual market for 2018 and reshape the subsidies that help people buy coverage. A lawsuit filed by 19 states and the District of Columbia against Trump’s recent order to discontinue cost-sharing reduction payments to insurance companies was heard in a San Francisco federal court on Monday. A plurality of voters are against Trump’s move to cut off cost-sharing reduction subsidies to insurance companies that help pay healthcare costs for low-income consumers, according to a recent Morning Consult/Politico poll. CareFirst Blue Cross and Kaiser Permanente said that recent orders from the Trump administration made the increases necessary. CareFirst will raise premiums 58.2 percent for silver HMO plans and 76 percent for silver PPOs. Kaiser premiums will go up 43.4 percent for silver HMO plans. The bipartisan healthcare stabilization bill, authored by Senators Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Patty Murray (D-WA),