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18 JUN 2021 View in browser Facts, not fear. TRENDING TOPICS Obamacare upheld again • Adoption discrimination ruling • Texas border wall • Military force authorization repeal • Antiviral pill investment FEATURED UNDER-REPORTED STORIES Drug patent extensions • U.S. refugee capacity • Intelligence community actions You are on the free plan of The Factual You are just 1 referral away from a free month of The Factual Premium. Refer a friend TRENDING TOPICS, MOST CREDIBLE STORIES #1 in U.S. News • 84 articles How will the latest Supreme Court ruling affect Obamacare? Top from last 48 hrs Obamacare is here to stay. Brace for new health care battles. New York Times (Moderate Left) • Factual Grade 88% • 4 min read The most recent lawsuit was a holdover from an earlier era of Obamacare politics. Filed by state attorneys general in 2018, it sought to eliminate Obamacare entirely and has taken years to wend its way through the courts. The Supreme Court did not dive into the merits of the case, but instead found that the plaintiffs did not experience any harms that would give them standing to challenge the law. ... The Affordable Care Act still has holes that have proved challenging to fix. The 2012 Supreme Court decision that upheld the individual mandate also made the law's Medicaid expansion provisions optional. Twelve states do not participate in that program, leaving millions of low-income Americans without coverage. ... Obamacare enjoys higher-than-ever public support, with most Americans now favoring the law. The waning repeal effort has given Democrats their first chance in a decade to press forward on a new campaign: moving the country toward a system of universal health coverage. Top from different political viewpoint For the third time, the Roberts court rescues Obamacare. Reason (Moderate Right) • Factual Grade 78% • 5 min read Top long-read What Obamacare achieved — and didn't. 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Israeli airstrikes resume. Headlines for subscribers only. Upgrade now. Sen. Machin voting compromise doomed. Headlines for subscribers only. Upgrade now. View more credible stories HIGHLY CREDIBLE, UNDER-REPORTED STORIES How patent extensions keep some drug costs high. Undark (Center) • Grade 87% • 10 min read U.S. refugee capacity. Headlines for subscribers only. Upgrade now. Intelligence community actions. Headlines for subscribers only. Upgrade now. View all under-reported stories THE FACTUAL STATS Highest Scoring Publication Rest of World (Center) In Argentina, cheap government-issued netbooks sparked a musical renaissance. Highest Scoring Author Rebecca Heilweil, Vox The problem with Facebook's attempt to be more like Nextdoor. 8,852 Articles Analyzed Visit The Factual The Factual, 55 E 3rd Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401, USA You received this email because you signed up for newsletters from The Factual. Unsubscribe here. Was this email forwarded to you? 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