Insurance

The alleged assassin has been widely compared to the outlaw hero. There are similarities—but real differences between this ethic and Christ’s.

I’ve been angry. I’ve been frantic. This time, I’m watching for the Lord.

Natural disaster costs have overwhelmed the market for carriers, which are raising rates or dropping policies for congregations in high-risk areas.

After hospitals closed in rural Tennessee, church volunteers stepped in to provide basic care, cut hair, and pull teeth.

The network went bankrupt in the face of ongoing legal challenges, and regulators don’t expect members will receive the $50 million-plus they’re owed.

HHS drops controversial definition of religious employer, but rules for nonprofits and for-profit companies are mostly as previously announced.

Promises to “never enforce” current HHS rule against Wheaton College or similar religious employers. But is it a real victory?

We could work harder to prevent unfortunate photo-ops.

The effort to tarnish religious freedom concerns as sexism is clever but wrong.

The burden to cover contraception shifts to the insurance companies, but an earlier exemption for religious groups will not change.