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Republicans debate cutting Medicaid coverage
Top Republicans are considering rolling back a major piece of the Affordable Care Act in their massive bill for President Donald Trump's agenda, exploring savings by slashing how much money the federal government spends to cover the 2010 law's expansion of Medicaid.
House Energy and Commerce Chair Brett Guthrie (R-Ky.) has said he expects health care provisions to account for as much as ...
Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) suggested that the next budget reconciliation could result in changes to Medicaid qualifications ...
Luanna H. Meyer, a special education researcher and professor emerita who grew up in Oshkosh, shares her view on possible ...
The future of Medicaid is the most important conversation happening right now as House Republicans try to get ink on paper ...
Dozens of people came together Wednesday, April 23, to learn about how potential cuts to Medicaid could impact services for people with disabilities. Last month, a leaked memo ...
Speaker Johnson is aiming to pass “one big, beautiful bill” on President Trump’s budget by Memorial Day. Rep. Brendan Boyle ...
Advocates for some public assistance programs are raising alarms about the potential impacts to Idahoans if Congress approves ...
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Federal government extends Idaho parental disability caregiver programA program that lets Idaho parents and spouses serve as paid caregivers will remain, at least until federal regulators ...
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