New CDC data indicate that about 8% of Americans are uninsured in 2025. Multiple outlets report that the all-ages uninsured rate remains essentially steady at roughly the same level as the prior year. The findings come from a national survey released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The reporting also notes uncertainty about what happens next: one outlet says the uninsured rate could rise in the following year. While specific drivers of any potential increase are not detailed in the provided summaries, the overall message across sources is that the uninsured share of the population is currently near 8% and that it may change. The articles frame the results as a snapshot of insurance coverage at the national level, based on CDC survey measurements. Taken together, the reports emphasize both the lack of change in the 2025 uninsured rate and the possibility of a future increase.