UnitedHealth helped shape research behind the No Surprises Act expecting greater leverage over providers. Then neutral arbiters started ruling against insurers. Now it wants the rules changed. Wendell Potter’s reporting reveals how healthcare power works behind the scenes.

A new tracker shows that 86% of Congress took campaign money from major health insurance PACs. The biggest checks went to the lawmakers with the most power over healthcare policy, raising a brutal question: who exactly is Congress working for when patients are being denied care?

24 million Americans watched premiums double overnight. Now Trump plans to pressure insurers who banked $543 billion in profits over a decade. The solution? HSAs—which create new revenue streams for the same industry while shifting costs onto patients who already can't afford care. This isn't reform.