On the 21st: How Illinoisans might be affected by the Trump administration’s move to end Affordable Care Act subsidies. Plus, we learn about a major migrant labor housing camp in Rantoul and an oral history program by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library that archives high school sports stories. 

The Trump administration said Thursday that it would end the Affordable Care Act's cost-sharing reduction payments designed to help low-income Americans get health care. Not paying the subsidies, health care experts have warned, could send the health insurance exchanges into turmoil.

Nina Totenberg talks about what's at stake in the Supreme Court's three big cases, living in Urbana for a year, and how the Supreme Court has changed. 

A legal expert on the Affordable Care Act and the CEO of medical plan provider Health Alliance discuss the impact on Illinois, if the US Supreme Court rules against subsidies for people receiving health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, in states that haven't set up their own health insurance exchanges.