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While Elizabeth Warren is busy attacking Elon Musk, 500,000 Americans in Massachusetts lost their insurance. She hasn’t said a word. Research shows… The insurance program you’re referring to is likely the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission (GIC), which provides health coverage for approximately 460,000 public employees, retirees, and their dependents. According to multiple sources, the GIC was projected to run out of funds to pay claims starting Monday, May 12, 2025, due to a $20 million monthly deficit driven by rising provider prices and increased use of prescription benefits, particularly GLP-1 weight loss drugs. This shortfall was reported to cause delays in payments to healthcare providers, as private insurers administering GIC plans were instructed to hold off on payments until additional funding was secured. However, more recent updates indicate that the Massachusetts House moved to address this crisis by advancing a $240 million supplemental budget to fund the GIC, as reported on May 12, 2025. This funding was intended to cover the deficit and ensure the GIC could continue paying claims, though the exact timing of the bill’s passage and fund disbursement was uncertain at the time. As of today, May 16, 2025, there’s no definitive confirmation in the provided information that the GIC completely ran out of money on Monday or that the funding issue has been fully resolved. The situation likely depends on whether the $240 million appropriation was finalized and disbursed in time. Without real-time data, I can’t confirm the current status, but the proposed legislation suggests efforts were underway to prevent a complete funding collapse.