WASHINGTON —

With the government shutdown now over, Republicans and Democrats are discussing health care policy changes, including whether to extend COVID-19-era tax credits set to expire at the end of the year.

President Donald Trump said Sunday night he has been speaking with some Democrats about new health care policy, although he did not specify who he was talking to. One of his ideas includes providing money to Americans to help them purchase health insurance.

Health care remains a significant concern for members of both parties. House and Senate Republicans have expressed their intention to negotiate with Democrats on whether to extend the tax credits that have helped tens of millions of Americans afford their health care premiums. These credits are set to expire soon, and averag

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