The Republican party faces challenges in creating a bill that cuts billions from healthcare without harming Americans or the ...

A significant divide has emerged within the Republican Party over a proposed fiscal package aimed for approval by July 4th.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has warned that Medicaid cuts in Republicans’ “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” would ...

Polling consistently shows that voters strongly object to the Medicaid cuts proposed in the GOP reconciliation package.

The senator’s sarcasm-tinged response to controversy complicates Republican efforts to downplay their bill’s effects on ...

Republicans are increasingly on the defensive over the party’s handling of Medicaid cuts in the party’s “big, beautiful bill,” underscoring how the issue has become an early flashpoint ...

Sen. Joni Ernst's comment, "we are all going to die," to a question about Medicaid changes under the new bill has sparked controversy. The proposed bill would require nondisabled Medicaid ...

Republican Sen. Josh Hawley has been clear about his red line as the Senate takes up the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: no ...

After her flippant reply to constituents' worries about health care and food assistance cuts, Sen. Joni Ernst followed up with a brazen video filmed in a cemetery.

A look at the fine print shows this clearly: The bill estimates that Medicaid work requirements will save $273 billion, which can be used to help pay for the GOP’s tax cuts and its crackdown on ...

The GOP’s New Medicaid Denialism. Unable to defend their health-care cuts on the merits, congressional Republicans have pivoted to magical thinking. By Jonathan Chait. Chip Somodevilla / Getty.

Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst has delivered a backhanded apology for acknowledging everyone dies during a town hall that included frustration over Trump Medicaid reforms.. Ernst sparked controversy ...