The steps the administration has taken have been less ambitious than those in a bill the House passed last year.

Trump’s idea would blow a $16.1 trillion hole in the U.S. budget.

Trump’s recent orders won’t stop evictions or cut payroll taxes, and they’ve only created confusion and concern around unemployment insurance.

The Affordable Care Act reduced out-of-pocket prescription costs for seniors.

The bipartisan, House-passed H.R. 3 would lower drug costs for all Americans.

Ten days after vowing that he would ‘be cutting’ entitlement programs, Donald Trump called it a lie to suggest he ever would.

Less than 24 hours later, he said the complete opposite.

For every tweet about Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security, Donald Trump sends 100 about Democrats.

The proposal would also fail to eliminate the deficit over 10 years.

Trump appears to be walking back prior promises not to cut social safety net programs like Medicare and Medicaid.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s plan would allow Medicare to negotiate lower prices with pharmaceutical companies.

A conservative dark money group is spending millions to attack popular progressive measures.

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

Even if the two efforts hadn’t fallen through, they probably wouldn’t have done much to lower prescription drug prices.

Trump has a backchannel way to cut benefits for low-income Americans without the approval of Congress.

Health care rights activist Ady Barkan took what might be his last big trip to advocate for Medicare for All at a congressional hearing.

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

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

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