While the Senate must sign off on the House's resolution before Congress adopts the legislation, the budget resolution starts a process that could result in significant changes to Medicaid ...

(Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images) The fiscal year 2025 spending plan would likely lead to about $800 billion in cuts from Medicaid over the next decade, part of about $2 trillion in overall ...

Created in 1965, Medicaid provides comprehensive health insurance for tens of millions of Americans who have low incomes or qualifying disabilities. As the overall cost of healthcare has ...

Languages: English Newsweek spoke to experts on how major budget cuts to Medicaid would affect children's vaccination rates, which are currently instrumental in fighting against chickenpox ...

Republicans getting pressure from Democrats and some moderates in their party. House Republicans signaled they’re going full steam ahead on significant changes to Medicaid, despite pressure from ...

As Republicans unveil proposed cuts to government programs, they should take this opportunity to reform a program that is the fourth-largest driver of spending: Medicaid. Congress should refocus ...

The House narrowly approved a Republican budget plan Tuesday that includes massive tax cuts and additional border wall funding that could be paid for, in part, with controversial cuts to Medicaid ...

The resolution does not say which programs should be cut, but Medicaid, which provides health coverage for roughly one in five Americans, most of them poor, will very likely come under scrutiny.

The House GOP budget blueprint is raising concerns for many Americans who rely on Medicaid. On Tuesday, February 26, the House approved the plan with a narrow vote of 217-215, with all Democrats ...

The math of the G.O.P.’s goals makes the move almost unavoidable. By Margot Sanger-Katz and Alicia Parlapiano Reporting from Washington The House passed a budget resolution Tuesday night after ...

The bill mandates the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which oversees Medicaid and Medicare, come up with the majority of the savings, and cut $880 billion. That figure has prompted Democrats ...

One option being seriously considered is to squeeze up to $880 billion from federal programs over 10 years, including Medicaid. The House and Senate will come up with dueling proposals.