House Republicans just passed their disastrous tax bill.

Medicaid was once a little-regarded program. It is now a policy heavyweight—and with an enrollment larger than Medicare’s, it’s very, very popular.

The GOP is struggling to pass a budget bill that would threaten millions of poor Americans’ livelihoods and health care—to the benefit of the wealthy.

Representative Ralph Norman apparently felt it was OK to take a little nap during the marathon budget hearing.

Representative Jim McGovern laid out the consequences of Republicans’ cuts in the Trump-backed bill.

The spending cuts could force many rural hospitals to close. That wouldn’t just be a crisis for rural health care but for rural employment too.

Donald Trump spent his morning urging Republicans to fall in line. It doesn’t seem to have worked.

The veep once excoriated Republicans over deep Medicaid cuts. Where he lands today will tell us much about his character—and the true goals of Trumpism.

Despite Donald Trump’s attempt to rally votes, Republicans could not unite behind the budget bill.

This is the dilemma the Democrats face as the Republicans push to impose onerous hurdles on Medicaid in their budget bill.

House Republicans are freaking out about their own budget bill.

Donald Trump talked a good game about raising taxes on the rich. Guess who benefits from a provision buried deep within the new GOP bill?

In just one minute, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez exposed Republicans’ lies on Medicaid—and their plans to make health insurance worse for everyone.

Multiple protests broke out during the hearing.

Some Republican lawmakers are ready to kill the upcoming budget bill for not being cruel enough.

As GOP lawmakers mull how to slash federal spending, health care for low-income Americans could be first on the chopping block.

$880 billion in proposed cuts are making some GOP members of Congress very nervous.

Representative Austin Scott brazenly admitted that Republicans want to scale back Medicaid.

“Millions” of people will lose health insurance if Republicans push these plans through.

Dr. Oz made the comments right after being sworn in.