United States — Medicaid & United States — United States House of Representatives

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid faces $1.2 trillion in cutbacks under Donald Trump's new bill, largely through new work requirements, which Democrats warn will result in lives lost for the 80 million Americans who rely on it.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives passed Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill, overcoming internal Republican divisions and unified Democratic opposition.

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid faces significant cuts and new work requirements under the bill, which is projected to result in 11.8 million more uninsured Americans by 2034.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives passed the tax and spending cut bill, sending it to the President's desk. They had previously passed an earlier version of the bill.

United States — Medicaid: The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' includes $1.2 trillion in cuts to United States — Medicaid, which is projected to leave millions without care and significantly alter federal reimbursements to states.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' now returns to the United States — United States House of Representatives for reconciliation after the United States made changes, potentially creating further legislative challenges.

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid is the primary target of the proposed $880 billion in cuts, which would significantly alter eligibility requirements and reduce coverage for millions of Americans.

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid faces significant cuts and new work requirements under the proposed 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act', potentially reducing health insurance coverage for millions.

United States — Medicaid: The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' proposes over $900 billion in reduced spending from United States — Medicaid through new work and eligibility requirements, which Democrats warn will cause millions to lose coverage.