Thursday Executive News Summary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen previously proposed offering Canada associate membership during her State of the European Union Speech, catching multiple EU nations off guard.
59% : ACA rate increases will hit Arizona, New Mexico, and Montana hardest, with monthly premiums rising by over 20% next year.
58% : The EU and Canada are scheduled to hold a summit next year in Montreal to discuss the nature of their "close relationship," but obviously it's not that close.
46% : DHS is investigating the catastrophic breach, which includes more than 20,000 U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Border Patrol employees, and is "actively working to address the situation swiftly and effectively," a department spokesperson said.
43% : " Canada loses associate member prospects with EU EU member states declined to consider Canada for "associate member" status, instead promising "close association" with the North American nation.
37% : Texas Children's Hospital was charged with submitting improper bills through Medicaid for gender-transition treatments, including some procedures that are unlawful in Texas.
35% : The ACA, or ObamaCare, insurance rates will increase on average by double digits for the second year in a row, leading more people to abandon it and either go without health insurance or seek more affordable options in the private market, where the average premium rate increases are expected to be half that of ObamaCare.
33% : " ObamaCare just keeps getting more expensive The grossly misnamed Affordable Care Act is becoming less affordable every year, with premiums expected to rise roughly 15% in 2027.
32% : DHS gets hacked The "anti-fascists" are up to their fascist tactics again and have doxed approximately 40,000 Department of Homeland Security employees and contractors, including some undercover ICE agents, claiming they want to "replace anonymity with accountability."

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