In two years, the One Big Beautiful Bill passed by Republicans in Washington will require millions of low-income Americans to work, study or meet similar requirements to keep their health insurance.

Medicaid budget could shrink by up to 18% due to new work requirements and eligibility checks, the Department of Health said.

Billy Penn spoke with experts and food leaders about how recent legislation will worsen food insecurity in the region.

Here is what President Donald Trump's massive tax and spending bill could mean for the U.S. economy and your finances.

Congressional Republicans successfully pushed to add hurdles to qualify for Medicaid by saying they would eliminate fraud. A ...

Officials said the program’s cost ballooned to over $24 million in 2024, which they attributed in large part to parents ...

This is a bill for people who want the accountability of earning a path to some sort of legal status,” said U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans, thus far the only Colorado lawmaker to sign on to the ...

New Medicaid rules will require 18.5 million people to prove they meet the requirements every year—and that portends a ...

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the number of Americans without health insurance will increase by 16 million ...

A KFF analysis found a smaller figure of 26 million Medicaid-covered adults, ages 19 to 64, who don’t receive Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability Insurance, or Medicare benefits.

The state likely won’t fully meet new Medicaid funding demands, indicating cuts to Medicaid services could follow, lawmakers told The N&O.

The reconciliation package provides an additional $50 billion to boost rural health providers and ends unworkable Biden-era nursing home staffing requirements which would have endangered the 90 ...