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Several Senate Republicans who have withheld their support for the party’s massive tax and spending package signaled on ...

House Republicans are celebrating Medicaid reform in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which the House GOP says eliminates waste, fraud and abuse to deliver for Americans who need coverage most.

On Sunday, House Speaker Mike Johnson said that Medicaid work requirements have a "moral component" to them because people on Medicaid who "refuse" to work are "defrauding the system." ...

It also includes nearly $800 billion in Medicaid spending reductions over the next decade. Democrats are already attacking Republicans on that issue. "Because of this House Republican bill ...

In May 2025, a claim spread online that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the U.S. discovered 8 million people fraudulently enrolled in Medicaid, the government health insurance ...

House Republicans came together to pass their domestic policy megabill early Thursday, after weeks of internal conflict and last ... all-nighter for the House, GOP leaders gaveled the chamber ...

To offset the cost of extending the 2017 tax cuts, the House GOP has attempted to maximize the Congressional Budget Office’s estimate of savings resulting from its proposed reforms to Medicaid.

Disagreements over key provisions such as Medicaid reforms and state and local tax deductions reveal internal conflict within the Republican Party, which could affect the passage of major legislation.

The GOP wants to impose work requirements and more bureaucratic hurdles for some Medicaid enrollees, though there would also be exemptions for caregivers and people with disabilities. Theresa ...

GOP plans to significantly slash Medicaid funding will likely lead to even higher rates of medical debt and bankruptcy filings since millions would lose their health insurance coverage.