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Open enrollment in many states ends January 15th.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates more than 2 million people will drop their coverage because they cannot afford the premiums.
In January, the House is expected to vote on a three-year extension of the subsidies after four swing district Republicans joined with Democrats to force a vote.
A three-year renewal, though, already failed in the Senate, but some lawmakers hope a successful House
House vote will recharge bipartisan negotiations.
Congress left town for a holiday recess without acting to renew the pandemic-era subsidies.
Some people who get their plans on the marketplace are seeing premiums double or triple.
Open enrollment in many states ends January 15th.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates more than 2 million people will drop their coverage because they cannot afford the premiums.
In January, the House is expected to vote on a three-year extension of the subsidies after four swing district Republicans joined with Democrats to force a vote.
A three-year renewal, though, already failed in the Senate, but some lawmakers hope a successful House vote will recharge bipartisan negotiations.
The Justice Department has released hundreds of thousands of records since Friday and now reports receiving a million more documents potentially related to the Epstein case from the U.S.
Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the FBI.
The Justice Department wrote on social media that lawyers are working around the clock to make required redactions and will release the documents as soon as possible.
Members of Congress who pushed to make the records public have already complained about the missed December 19th deadline.
So far, the initial batches have not contained any explosive revelations, and some of the remaining records could be duplicates of files already made public.
Sam Greenglass, NPR News, Washington.
The Justice Department has released hundreds of thousands of records since Friday and now reports receiving a million more documents potentially related to the Epstein case from the U.S.