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Health insurance costs could spike, as bipartisan ACA deal looks less likely

Affordable Care Act subsidies that help millions of Americans pay for health insurance will expire in less than a month. But razor-thin margins in Congress, partisan division and competing plans are making it less and less likely that lawmakers will find a bipartisan deal to keep the assistance going — which means some households will probably face spiking insurance costs next year.

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