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As NPR's Sam Greenglass reports, that means premiums will soon spike for millions of Americans.
are ramping up security ahead of New Year's Eve.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says there are no credible threats to his city, but officials there are prepared.
Adams says the city will respect the individual right to protest, but will not tolerate any disruptions to the New York celebration in Times Square and beyond.
Israel's parliament has voted to cut off water and electricity to the offices of UNRWA, the UN agency that aids Palestinians.
As NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports, the UN body is calling the move outrageous.
and an affront to international law.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Jerusalem.
The Trump administration is providing some details on the first known U.S.
According to an official not authorized to talk about the matter, a CIA drone, and not the Pentagon, attacked a port facility that the administration alleges was being used for drug trafficking.
A surge of Arctic air is carrying powerful winds, heavy snow, and bitter cold to areas stretching from the Great Lakes region to the northeast.
It's the latest weather system to pummel areas hit by a bomb cyclone earlier in the week.
National Weather Service forecasters are predicting snow squalls and gusty winds for the eastern U.S.
Parts of New York could see whiteout conditions.
In the new year, Californians will get a new first-in-the-nation tool to fight data brokers, the third-party companies that are tracking and selling personal data.
Rachel Miro has more from KQED in San Francisco.
On Wall Street, stocks closed lower, with the Dow Jones Industrials losing 94 points, the Nasdaq fell 55, and the S&P 500 dipped 9 points.