Expanding Obamacare subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act will prevent premiums from rising more than 50% on average for 13 million people, but they also are likely to lead to more health-care inflation and fewer small businesses offering health insurance, according to health-care analysts.

Chicago faces a $127.9 million budget deficit in fiscal 2023, a gap smaller than in the previous year given a rebounding economy and stronger-than-expected revenue picture.

A marathon runner who contracted Covid-19 at age 29 dropped her lawsuit claiming Guardian Life Insurance Co. owes her disability benefits because her post-Covid symptoms make her unable to work, according to a stipulation filed in California federal court.

While there’s been a revival recently of the notion that people simply don’t want to work, it’s a long-running trope in American history, Joseph McCartin, a labor historian at Georgetown University said.

The US Supreme Court expressed interest in hearing a case asking whether state law claims for distributed life insurance proceeds interfere with federal benefits law, asking the ex-wife of a deceased man to respond to a petition filed by his estate.

Investors in Northern Trust Co.'s $2.7 billion 401(k) plan advanced a lawsuit challenging the plan’s recordkeeping fees and its decision to offer proprietary target date funds as the default investment option, according to an Illinois federal court ruling.