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.