President Trump already signed the Big, Beautiful Bill into law, but Representative Pete Stauber (MN-08) continues to face ...

Numerous experts predict that Medicaid cuts and new requirements in President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" will have widespread implications on Americans and state, federal funding mechanisms.

It’s hard, though, to come up with big cuts that aren’t politically toxic. As budget wonks know, the real money in the federal budget is in Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and defense ...

How Trump’s big bill will affect you, from Medicaid cuts to tax credits The legislation has big implications for seniors, families, Medicaid recipients, immigrants and others. July 3, 2025 7 min ...

The Senate version of the spending bill now moves back to the House after a 51-50 vote. The previous House version of the bill had called for slightly smaller cuts to Medicaid, nearly $800 billion ...

Even if her parents get approved for the Medicaid Spousal Impoverishment Program and Callahan is able to stay in Michigan, she still worries about whether this "big, beautiful bill," as Trump ...

Medicaid cuts in spending bill spark alarm for millions of nursing home residents Jason Barrett visits his 94-year-old grandmother, Ruth Raney, at the Martinsburg Healthcare Center in West ...

Medicaid cuts are one step closer to Maryland after the U.S. Senate passed President Donald Trump's “One Big Beautiful Bill” on Tuesday.

The Senate version makes $930 billion in cuts over a decade to Medicaid, Medicare and the Affordable Care Act, according to the CBO. The House-passed bill includes nearly $800 billion in cuts.

Senate Republicans passed the so-called "Big Beautiful Bill," which is expected to kick millions off Medicaid to pay for tax cuts or the rich.

Experts say Medicaid changes in 'big, beautiful bill' are 'common sense' for healthcare policy A new work requirement, which appears in both House and Senate proposals, may prompt millions of ...

The White House insists that Trump and the GOP's reconciliation bill will "protect Medicaid" as the legislation grows unpopular with the public.