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    Trump Decision to End Insurance Subsidies Sparks Outrage, Lawsuits

    Several state attorneys general say they'll sue to protect the subsidies that help defray costs for low-income consumers. Many physician groups say they oppose the administration's action.
    by Alison Kodjak Oct 14, 2017 2 minutes
    New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says he is joining with peers in California and several other states to file a lawsuit to protect the insurers' subsidies.

    The reaction has been swift since President Trump announced late Thursday that he was cutting off Affordable Care Act subsidies to insurance companies.

    The White House argues that the payments are illegal.

    "Based on guidance from the Department of Justice, the Department of Health

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