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Medicaid Cuts Are Turning Into a Republican Battle Royal

Lawmakers are sparring over how deeply and quickly to trim the program for low-income Americans, slowing the passage of Trump’s tax-and-spending agenda.

The Daily Beast on MSN · 6h

GOP Rep Unravels on CNN When Pressed on Medicaid: ‘Don’t Have Me On the Show!’

You don’t let me explain,” Rep. Nicole Malliotakis accused CNN’s Boris Sanchez as they repeatedly talked over each other.

ABC News on MSN · 2d

The GOP is trying again to cut Medicaid. It's only gotten harder since 2017

Donald Trump is back in the White House, the GOP controls Congress, and Republicans have dusted off their 2017 plans to reshape Medicaid.

GOP, Medicaid and Trump

Independent Journal Review · 6h

House GOP Eyes New Medicaid Reforms In ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ To Stave Off Conservative Revolt

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said Thursday that House Republicans would accelerate the timeline for Medicaid work requirements in President

NBC News on MSN · 1d

Key House committees pass tax and Medicaid portions of GOP's sweeping bill for Trump's agenda

House Republicans are eyeing a vote on the final package before Memorial Day, even as they have yet to reach consensus on several key issues.

The Hill on MSN · 1d

GOP leaders poised to accelerate Medicaid work requirements in Trump agenda bill

Republican leaders intend to accelerate new work requirements under Medicaid as they scramble to secure the support of GOP holdouts for President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” House

Medicaid, GOP and Work Requirements

FingerLakes1.com · 6h

What Would GOP Medicaid Work Requirements Look Like? Your FAQ

New GOP proposals would add work requirements to Medicaid in 2025. Here’s what it means, who’s affected, and how the rules would work.

Business Insider on MSN · 20h

These are the Americans who could be most affected by the GOP's planned changes to Medicaid

Republicans are looking to cut Medicaid. That could disproportionately impact Americans under the poverty line and children.

The New Republic on MSN · 13h

Americans Like Medicaid—But They Also Like Work Requirements

The Republicans’ budget reconciliation bill making its way through the House of Representatives is almost certain to cut Medicaid in a number of ways—one being that it would require the program’s low-income recipients to work at least 80 hours a week to receive health care.

New York Magazine on MSN1d

GOP’s Stealth Medicaid Cuts Mean Millions Will Lose Coverage

House Republicans are using work requirements and other wonky proposals to pretend they aren’t gutting Medicaid. But the ...

Medicaid cuts will hurt families and cost GOP politically, says Kentucky governor

Republicans' proposed Medicaid cuts will cause 8.6 million people to lose health insurance by 2034, an estimate shows.

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House GOP Medicaid proposal sets work requirements and a showdown with fiscal hawks

WASHINGTON – House Republicans plan to enact work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks for Medicaid, according ...

Colorado Public Radio6h

GOP Medicaid proposal would cost thousands of Coloradans their health coverage, roll back ‘federal support for health care’

The future for the reconciliation bill in the U.S. House of Representatives, which Republicans control, but by a slim margin, ...

The Daily Signal6h

EXCLUSIVE: Estimate Claims Medicaid Ban on Child Sex Changes Saves Only Half What GOP Expected

CBO estimates Medicaid ban on child sex changes would save $700 million over 10 years, half of GOP's $1.4 billion initial ...

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Four takeaways from House hearings on Republican Medicaid, tax proposals

WASHINGTON – House Republicans defended a bill that would enact sweeping tax cuts, raise the debt ceiling, and add ...

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Trump's Proposed Bill Could Leave Millions of Medicaid Patients Uninsured

Millions of Americans are at risk of losing access to Medicaid under the proposed legislation, which passed the House Energy ...

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Medicaid provides health insurance for one in five Americans. But should it?

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) arrived for a meeting with House Republicans in Washington on Wednesday morning. House ...

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