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GOP senators zero in on Medicaid policy in Trump’s tax bill that has little impact on enrollment
Republicans have faced pushback for their plans to pay for Trump’s tax cuts by reducing federal Medicaid funding and by making changes to Affordable Care Act marketplaces. States don’t like losing funding, hospitals don’t like losing business, and voters don’t like losing their insurance or paying more for it.
When is a Medicaid cut not actually a cut? That’s the $800 billion question facing Senate Republicans as they write their own version of the sweeping House-passed tax and spending ...
Cuts to Medicaid are on the horizon and the fight is on in Washington to determine just how deep those cuts will go.As the ...
A tax and spending bill backed by President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers that passed the U.S. House in May would ...
The Michigan Retailers Association, an industry group, is also concerned with SNAP cuts and wants Congress to pursue "prudent ...
In Wisconsin 63,000 could lose Medicaid coverage under a federal spending bill, but state lawmakers have yet to draft a ...
The Republican plan was shaping up to be a political albatross. Putting Medicare funding on the table probably won’t help.
N.Y, said President Donald Trump's budget bill spells disaster for senior citizens and Republicans who support it.
GOP Sen. Joni Ernst on Friday faced concerns from town hall attendees over potential cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs as a ...
The package is an attempt to undo, little by little, the signature domestic achievements of the past two Democratic ...
Republicans defend Medicaid "reform" as Democrats rail against Medicaid "cuts" after One Big Beautiful Bill Act passes the ...
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