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People who identify as LGBT are nearly twice as likely to experience denied claims compared to other consumers (30% vs. 17%).

The researchers conclude by saying they anticipate a steady or slowly rising work-from-home rates over the next several years.

The federal agency announced Wednesday that it will review its "overpayment" process, after it was reported that it clawed back $4.7 billion of overpayments, while another $21.6 billion remains outstanding.

Just weeks after a federal judge dismissed an ERISA lawsuit against the company over allegations of excessive fees, another employee suit has been filed, claiming the 401(k) plan offered funds that performed worse than alternatives.

Pres. Joe Biden announced on Wednesday another $9 billion in new student-loan relief through improvements to income-driven repayment (IDR) and Public Service Loan Forgiveness - a move that will affect 125,000 Americans.

In a big victory for patients who depend on prescription drugs, a federal judge struck down a 2021 HHS rule that allowed health insurers to not count drug manufacturer copay assistance towards a patient's out-of-pocket costs.