The Times-TribuneOpinion

Editorial: Medicaid fraud is a problem. But so is a lack of understanding about the program.

Spending cuts should be made in an above-board way, however, not by tripping up Americans with bureaucratic landmines.
WFAE

Still no budget, Medicaid funding progress as legislature returns

Gov. Josh Stein called on state lawmakers Monday to pass Medicaid funding and a budget bill this week. But the legislature isn't expected to take action on either issue. Legislators returned to ...

2026 Changes to Medicare & Medicaid

Some of 2026 changes have prompted significant concern, and experts have warned millions will lose access to health care ...

Appeals court sides with Trump on budget provision cutting Planned Parenthood funds

An appeals court greenlights the Trump administration's enforcement in 22 Democrat-led states of a bill provision that cut ...
ABC 10 News

Emergency Medicaid for undocumented immigrants makes up less than 1% of total spending, study finds

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — As the government shutdown enters its 17th day, debates over Medicaid spending continue to dominate political discussions. One issue involves health care for undocumented immigrants ...

Youngkin’s last budget constricted by mandatory spending to Medicaid and education

Gov. Glenn Youngkin presented his final budget plan to the General Assembly’s money committee’s Wednesday. It’s a less ambitious proposal than in years past, which historically included the ...
Hartford Courant

CT Medicaid could be $100 million over budget before federal cuts

Deep cuts in federal Medicaid assistance aren’t the only threat to health care for needy families and children here. Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration has identified major cost overruns in the ...