US Health Care
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Health Plans for State Employees Use Medicare’s Hammer on Hospital Bills
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To Cut Costs, a Third of US Uninsured Don’t Take Their Drugs as Prescribed
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Warren Buffett’s Prescription for Fixing US Health Care
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A New Tool for Comparing ‘Medicare for All’ Plans
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Like Netflix, but for Prescription Drugs
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‘Skin in the Game’ Doesn’t Make Patients Better Health-Care Shoppers: Study
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The Affordable Care Act Has an Affordability Problem
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3 Reasons Democrats' New 'Medicare for All' Bill Really Matters
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There’s A New ‘Medicare-For-All’ Bill in the House. Why Does It Matter?
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Pelosi Knocks Medicare for All, Green New Deal
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Pharma Execs to Congress: Don’t Blame Us for High Drug Prices
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Will Congress Force Pharma CEOs to Take Their Medicine?
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White House Stops Short of Endorsing Florida Drug Importation Proposal
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Democrats Call for End to Medicaid Work Requirements
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Florida’s New GOP Governor Wants to Import Cheaper Prescription Drugs from Canada
Newsletter
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Trump Administration Encouraging States to Make Controversial Changes to Medicaid
The Trump administration is encouraging red states to make controversial conservative changes to Medicaid without seeking congressional approval, The Hill’s Nathaniel Weixel reports . The Centers for...
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The Trump Budget's $1.2 Trillion in 'Phantom Revenues'
President Trump’s 2020 budget includes up to $1.2 trillion in “potentially phantom revenues” — money that comes from taxes the administration opposes or from tax hikes that face strong opposition...
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Where Defense Dollars Get Spent in the US: The Top 10 States
The Department of Defense spent $407 billion on contracts and payroll in the U.S. in 2017, equal to $1,466 per resident. And while that money was spread around the 50 states, it wasn’t shared equally...
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Pentagon Provides List of Projects That Could Be Used to Pay for the Border Wall
The Pentagon on Monday provided lawmakers with a list of military construction projects that could be affected by President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. The...
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To Cut Costs, a Third of US Uninsured Don’t Take Their Drugs as Prescribed
More than one in nine Americans — and more than a third of those without insurance — did not take their medications as prescribed in 2017 in an effort to lower their costs, according to a report...
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Trump Boom Could Go Bust Without More MAGAnomics, White House Says
The U.S. economy is chugging along. A new CNN poll found that 71 percent of Americans say that economic conditions are good, the highest percentage to say that since 2001. And the White House is...
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Republicans Push Ahead on Medicaid Restrictions
The Trump administration on Friday approved Ohio’s request to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients. Starting in 2021, the state will require most able-bodied adults aged 19 to 49 to either...