The House version would allow 13-year-olds to work during the summer of the year they turn 14, 16- and 17-year-olds work full ...

Medicaid is the backbone of pediatric health care. Roughly 40% of America’s children, or 35 million kids, are covered, making ...

Let’s do the work, and let’s stop this devastating cut from happening.” Sen. Matt Lesser of Middletown said that 30,000 people in his Senate district alone count on Medicaid, and he called ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Democratic members of Congress spoke all over the country Tuesday — warning about what cuts to Medicaid will do to millions of Americans. Rep. Nancy Pelosi stopped at ...

There's still time for the public to comment on Arizona's plan for imposing work requirements and lifetime limits on certain people enrolled in the state's Medicaid program. Arizona's Medicaid ...

The resolution that the House passed on a party-line vote in February does not specify what government programs should be cut, but GOP leaders have targeted Medicaid, eyeing work requirements ...

The GOP-led committee will next schedule a vote on whether to ... He also voiced support for allowing states to add work requirements in Medicaid. Oz also said he wants work requirements to ...

But the former heart surgeon and TV personality dodged several opportunities to say broadly whether he would oppose cuts to Medicaid, the government-funded program for people with low incomes.

If Medicaid stops reimbursing this facility, will it be able to continue operating? How many of the wonderful people who work here (many of whom are immigrants) will be out of jobs? Will I be ...

"States can do these provider taxes to funnel money back to the state, that they are then using to pay for, to put illegal immigrants on Medicaid ... House Republicans work to find between ...

Opponents of the bill raised concerns that those new components would add red tape, complexity and cost to the Medicaid expansion program. They said the work reporting requirement would be costly ...

Many in the GOP would like to require able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries to work in exchange for coverage. That’s a good idea. The federal government and the states spent some $870 billion on ...