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ACA tax credits ending could spike North Dakota farmers' premiums 75% in 2026, risking coverage loss.
The Affordable Care Act’s enhanced tax credits expire at year’s end, potentially raising North Dakota farmers’ health insurance premiums by over 75% in 2026, according to Farmers Union Insurance.
More than 70% of union-member farmers rely on these credits; without them, many may drop coverage or switch to limited short-term plans.
Enrollment for 2026 starts November 1, with no automatic renewals, raising concerns about preparedness.
Simultaneously, North Dakota soybean farmers face export losses to China, which has shifted purchases to Brazil and Argentina, leaving U.S. crops unsold and increasing storage costs.
Agricultural leaders say the trade shift undermines competitiveness and weakens U.S. leverage in negotiations.
El fin de los créditos fiscales de ACA podría aumentar las primas de los agricultores de Dakota del Norte en un 75% en 2026, arriesgando la pérdida de cobertura.