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GOP senators zero in on Medicaid policy in Trump’s tax bill that has little impact on enrollment
A handful of Republican senators want to dial back federal funding cuts to Medicaid in President Trump’s tax cut package, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill. But the changes that most of them are focused on would not help many people keep their insurance.
Five months into his freshman year in Congress, Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-PA) has learned how to elbow his way into key ...
Some would call it another perfect call. And as soon as Sen. Josh Hawley hung up the phone, the Missouri Republican rushed to ...
More than three dozen House Republicans are warning Senate GOP leaders against approving additional deficit increases or using “budget gimmicks” to count additional savings in the “one big ...
Republicans defend Medicaid "reform" as Democrats rail against Medicaid "cuts" after One Big Beautiful Bill Act passes the ...
Senate Republicans say they intend to change the House-passed bill, and some pointed to changes to Medicaid as a possible red ...
Iowans gathered outside Sen. Joni Ernst's office to protest the the upcoming Republican budget bill that plans to cut funding ...
GOP Sen. Joni Ernst on Friday faced concerns from town hall attendees over potential cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs as a ...
The senator’s sarcasm-tinged response to controversy complicates Republican efforts to downplay their bill’s effects on ...
President Donald Trump repeatedly promised not to cut essential public programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security ...
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