Facing challenges from Texas and D.C., a new Affordable Care Act enrollment period begins
This year, there's no penalty for people who don't sign up for insurance, and the federal government isn't spending as much to promote enrollment.
By MARISSA EVANS, The Texas Tribune
Posted 11/1/18
For the first time since the Affordable Care Act became law, Texans don’t have to sign up for insurance unless they really want to — but those who do can start Thursday.
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