"[T]he plaintiffs argue that the 2018 guidance and waiver approval are contrary to Section 1332, exceed the scope of the agencies' authority (by allowing states to waive non-waivable provisions of the ACA), and are arbitrary and capricious.... Georgia's waiver agreement includes some unique terms and conditions relative to waivers in other states. Those terms seem designed to limit the federal government's ability to suspend or terminate Georgia's waiver. But the federal government can do so as long as it complies with relevant procedures." [Planned Parenthood Southeast, Inc. v. Azar, No. 21-117 (D.D.C. complaint filed Jan. 14, 2021)]