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The legislative package also includes Medicaid reductions, which will have broader economic consequences.
Federal and state prosecutors say a wide network of businesses and nonprofits funneled millions — later characterized in reporting as hundreds of millions and possibly far more — out of Minnesota safe...
FactCheck identified recurring mischaracterizations in opposition to bipartisan immigration bills, notably that the legislation would “accept 5,000 illegal immigrants a day” — a distortion of a trigge...
By 2026, Medicaid asset rules will largely remain unchanged in most states—keeping very low countable-resource thresholds for long‑term‑care eligibility—while a few states stand out with much higher o...
Yes — have meaningfully changed immigrant access to social services: and made both expansions and rollbacks at the federal level (notably residents in 2024 and broad restrictions in 2025), states cont...
Removing asset tests for Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs) and related Medicaid pathways consistently produces measurable increases in enrollment, reduces administrative burdens, and can shift costs—of...
Research since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) shows mixed but consistent results: the law reduced uninsurance and appears to have lowered the overall risk of personal bankruptcy for some groups, yet me...