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Sen. Mitch McConnell's office responds to 'get over it' comment about Medicaid cuts
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell reportedly said in a closed-door meeting that Americans concerned about spending cuts to Medicaid would "get over it" if the "one, big beautiful bill" endorsed by President Donald Trump advanced in the Senate.
Senate tax writers have offered to set aside $15 billion for rural hospitals as part of reconciliation, a late addition to ...
More than two dozen members of the entertainment industry issued an open letter to members of Congress on Wednesday urging ...
Republican senators left a Monday evening meeting pointing to several key outstanding issues that must be addressed in their ...
Ohio Republicans will cut taxes for people who earn six figures and use unclaimed funds to help pay for a new Cleveland ...
U.S. Capitol Police detained a group of peaceful protestors on Wednesday, including several people in wheelchairs, during a protest over proposed cuts to Medicaid spending on Capitol Hill.
“We are making good headway,” said Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D. He expects the Senate will get this “past the ...
Republican leaders are taking heat from two GOP factions in the House over the Senate’s changes to Medicaid provisions in the ...
Democratic lawmakers warn 2.6 million Michiganders could lose Medicaid coverage under proposed cuts, while Republicans ...
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