WASHINGTON — With enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, millions of Americans are bracing for sharply higher health insurance premiums. For families who rely on the subsidies to keep monthly costs manageable, and for patients with chronic conditions who depend on stable coverage, the financial gap between competing proposals in Congress is substantial — and potentially life‑changing. The subsidies, expanded under the Biden administration, are scheduled to lapse on Dec. 31. If Congress fails to act, premiums are expected to rise by about $1,000 on average for the more than 20 million … Continue reading Millions Face Rising Costs as Congress Weighs Health Care Plans