The state’s Medicaid expansion also imposes cruel work requirements that have been proven ineffective.

Medicaid head Seema Verma has pushed work requirements for Americans on Medicaid without proof it improve health outcomes — and despite evidence it’s harmful.

A new Republican plan will end the Medicaid expansion, which extended health insurance to 12 million people.

Stricter rules requiring families to continuously prove their eligibility has led to a rise in uninsured children.

A new report shows Kentucky is going to waste millions of dollars on enforcing Medicaid work requirements.

Trump and the GOP have already pushed for major cuts to food stamps, children’s health care, and school lunches.

A new study shows 15,600 deaths could have been prevented if states controlled by Republicans had expanded Medicaid eligibility.

The Trump administration is trying to set a trap for legal immigrants who thought they did everything right.

Top Medicaid official Seema Verma wasted millions of tax dollars on consultants to make herself look good while she tried to kill Obamacare.

Kentucky Republicans keep trying to take health care away from their constituents — but a federal judge just stopped them yet again.

Trump’s budget proposal calls for repealing the Affordable Care Act, and includes a $220 billion cut to food stamps, among other draconian proposals.

Republicans are so obsessed with gutting health care that they’re willing to undermine the democratic process to do it.

Obamacare is popular, it is here to stay, and even voters in the reddest of states want it that way.

Even the hacks who gave Kobach the idea for his Medicaid policy have no idea what he’s talking about when he says it would save Kansas $2 billion.

The Republican tax scam has completely failed, so now Mitch McConnell wants to gut America’s social safety net to foot the enormous bill.

Trump is making sure Republicans get their wish: denying affordable health care to as many low-income people as possible.

The Trump administration opened the floodgates for GOP governors to cut Medicaid under the guise of ‘work requirements.’

The Trump administration vowed to continue ‘undeterred’ in its efforts to take away health care coverage from people with low income.

In a scathing ruling, a federal judge blocked Kentucky’s move to strip health care away from as many as 100,000 people.

Republicans in Louisiana would rather shut down nursing homes, kicking 20,000 elderly residents onto the streets, than raise taxes.

Republicans realized their plan to take poor people’s health care away was actually expensive. So they want to pay for it by cutting welfare, too.

Gov. Matt Bevin tied his tongue in knots trying to explain why cutting Medicaid is actually a positive thing.