Most Americans Say They Have Good Health Insurance, Polls Show
Many have encountered problems with their coverage, but the recent rage on social media is only part of the picture of Americans’ views on health care.
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US believes circulating video could show missing American, officials say
The U.S. believes an individual seen in a video circulating online could be Travis Pete Timmerman, an American who went missing from Hungary earlier in the year.ABC News - 1d -
Most approve of Trump transition handling: Poll
More than half of Americans approve of the way President-elect Trump is handling the presidential transition, a new CNN poll showed. The survey, conducted by SSRS, shows that 55 percent of ...The Hill - 2d -
Americans have job security, but more say they feel underpaid: Survey
Americans say they feel a high degree of job security at work, but more workers report feeling dissatisfied with the amount they are paid, according to a new Pew Research Center poll. In the ...The Hill - 3d -
Americans are paying more than ever for health insurance
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Americans Grapple With Rising Health Insurance Costs and Longer Delays
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More Americans say health care is government responsibility: Gallup
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Trump Claims a ‘Historic’ Mandate. Polls Show Americans Have Mixed Feelings.
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After UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting, Americans Express Frustration With Health Insurance Industry
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A Health Insurance C.E.O. Was Gunned Down in Manhattan
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