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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.
The tax cuts in President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill would likely gouge a $2.4 trillion hole in the federal budget ...
Lawmakers return to the Capitol on Monday with less than a month before Republicans' self-imposed July 4 deadline to pass President Donald Trump's signature bill, extending tax cuts and increasing ...
The public is facing a $4 trillion tax hike in the coming months. It is now the Senate’s turn to ensure that hike never hits ...
Congress was in recess, and Boozman was there to praise the “Add Milk!” program, an incentive for food stamps recipients that ...
Not satisfied with massive reductions to Medicaid, GOP lawmakers — with the president’s support — now have Medicare in their sights, according to NBC News. That would mean cuts to two of the U.S.
The president cited figures from the Congressional Budget Office to suggest tariffs could offset the cost of tax cuts, though ...
Another 5.1 million people would become uninsured from a combination of expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies and new ACA ...
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Speaker Mike Johnson took clear sides Sunday in President Donald Trump’s breakup with mega-billionaire Elon Musk.
Faced with criticism of President Donald Trump’s signature “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” Republican leadership have focused ...
Social Security is primarily funded by a dedicated payroll tax, which takes 6.2% of wages from workers and employers. But ...
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