Mark Cuban isn't running for office, but he might be the loudest healthcare reform candidate never on a ballot. The Cost Plus Drugs co-founder doesn't need a podium—he has X, a growing audience, and a serious bone to pick with the U.S. insurance system. "If you have corporate health insurance in 2026, which is a more painful financial expense?" Cuban asked in a post on X last week. The two options: monthly premiums or deductible costs. After 10,503 votes, the results were nearly split—48.2% picked premiums ...

Joining us now, Arizona Democrat Senator Ruben Ggo. Senator, it's good to to to have you on. Um, you've got a bill. Senator Johnson had a bill.Did both of them um failed to pass at this point. Have I got that right. >> Yeah.I mean, actually, ours and failed to pass. The Republicans refused to hear and led it to the floor. Instead of debating it and actually putting to a vote, they stopped it all together.there. And our bill was actually very clean and simple, which is give everybody every employee that's a ...

Tonight, impacts of the government shutdown intensifying with key benefits on the brink of running out for millions more Americans. >> We expect to see a huge influx in people utilizing the pantry. >> The US Department of Agriculture says SNAP food assistance will stop starting November 1st for about 42 million people.That same day, open enrollment begins for the Affordable Care Act, and premiums are expected to reach record highs. Michaela Butler, a nurse, says she's concerned for her patients. We're going ...