The Congressional Budget Office projects that House Republican healthcare proposals could reduce federal spending by $912 billion but result in 8.6 million people losing insurance coverage over a decade. This analysis underscores the fiscal and coverage impacts of proposed Medicaid and ACA cuts.

The House Energy & Commerce Committee proposes federal Medicaid work requirements that could reduce coverage for millions and cut health care spending by over $900 billion.

House Republicans propose major Medicaid reforms and extend 2017 tax cuts in a comprehensive budget bill affecting healthcare coverage and tax policy.

Democrats call on GOP leaders to stop Medicaid cuts and focus on Medicare Advantage upcoding to reduce $50 billion in federal overpayments and protect healthcare coverage.

Republicans in Congress seek to implement trillion-dollar Medicaid reforms through reconciliation, targeting waste, fraud, and abuse while expanding tax cuts and curbing federal spending growth.

House Republicans target Medicaid cuts and Medicaid expansion funding shifts to meet $1.5 trillion budget reduction goals, risking coverage for millions and stressing providers reliant on Medicaid funding.

Congress proposes reinstating and expanding the mortgage insurance premium deduction to ease homeownership costs amid affordability challenges.

Republican lawmakers propose $880 billion Medicaid cuts to finance tax breaks, risking coverage for 20 million. Implications for Medicaid expansion and healthcare providers.

An analysis projects up to 5.2 million people could lose Medicaid coverage by 2026 if federal work requirements are enacted, adding tension to budgetary negotiations and healthcare access debates.

Congressman Sam Liccardo is pushing for legislative changes to improve homeowner insurability, including the removal of fire risks and leveraging federal financing. Read more about how these initiatives could transform U.S. insurance policies.