December 2025

The Other Health Care Cliff Americans Are About to Fall Off By Alexander Clark November 18, 2025   UnitedHealth’s decision to remove roughly 1 million seniors from its Medicare Advantage plans marks one of the most sweeping retrenchments in the program’s modern history, reshaping coverage for older Americans who had come to rely on the […]

Charlie Munger Said Single-Payer Is the Fix America Needs. ‘Having a Basic Level of Care for Everybody’ Should Be a Right, Even With No Insurance By Jeannine Mancini November 17, 2025   Charlie Munger looked at the American healthcare system and gave the kind of diagnosis that does not come with a gentle bedside manner.  

We’ve Reached The Medicare For All Tipping Point By David Sirota December 3, 2025   When Medicare for All took center stage in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, opponents undercut growing support for the initiative by honing in on how it would raise taxes and eliminate health insurers. Those opponents succeeded: Polls at the time

Luigi, a Year Later: How to Build a Movement Against Parasitic Health Insurance Giants By Sam Beard December 4, 2025   Luigi Mangione’s legal defense fund has swelled to more than $1.3 million and is still growing daily. As the December 4 Legal Committee, we created that fund — but it would mean nothing without

Pregnancy Proves the Flaw in the Argument That “Healthy People Don’t Need Coverage” By Rachel Madley, PhD December 2, 2025   As debates over health care costs continue, a familiar argument has resurfaced: that healthy people don’t need comprehensive insurance coverage. Avik Roy recently argued in the Washington Post that healthy enrollees are subsidizing sicker