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Nearly 12 million people would lose health insurance under Senate GOP bill
The bulk of the estimated reductions in health spending come from Medicaid, which will lose more than $1 trillion. Of the 11.8 million people who could lose health insurance, 1.4 million are people without "verified citizenship" or "satisfactory immigration status," the CBO noted.
The legislation for Trump's agenda on taxes, health care, immigration, energy and more would add $3.3 trillion to the deficit ...
Republican lawmakers, who are facing a self-imposed July 4 deadline, proposed restructuring the Medicaid program that ...
Religious leaders demanding "moral" budget, arrested while praying outside Capitol, as Senate considers mega-bill ...
A trio of conservatives pushing for an additional $313 billion in federal Medicaid spending cuts marched into Senate Majority ...
The Senate Parliamentarian ruled on Monday afternoon that the provision prohibiting Medicaid funds from being used to ...
Entering the final stretch of an arduous process, the Republican-controlled Senate began voting Monday on amendments to ...
The Senate held an hourslong vote-a-thon on the legislation as Republicans continued to grasp for the support to pass ...
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