The Kentucky Democrat said around 200,000 people in his state are at risk of losing their health care under the bill.

Democrats plan to make that expected fallout a campaign focus, while Republicans argue the bill will boost the economy.

President Donald Trump hand-signed MAGA swag as part of his persuasion efforts to get his megabill through Congress. One GOP ...

A recent CNBC article outlines how the House GOP’s new spending bill could push 11 million Americans off their health ...

Anthony Scaramucci, who was Donald Trump's director of communications for 11 days in 2017, claimed the US president complained he couldn't watch porn in the White House ...

In an interview with NBC News, the Nebraska Republican talked about why he's skipping out on a sixth term and his vote for ...

Mike: Those who whine and complain simply because they don’t like the president need to get a grip and reflect on our good ...

Trump signed his Big, Hideous Bill into law Friday evening in a ceremony held on the White House South Lawn, giving tax cuts to the wealthy while cutting Medicaid. Reforms have also been implemented ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday that Democrats who oppose Medicaid work requirements in President Donald ...

Governor DeWine signs Ohio's budget, keeping child care provisions largely unchanged despite advocacy concerns.