Medicaid

A Texas Dilemma: Planned Parenthood Subpoenas

State investigators may have gone too far, but who can blame them?

Several States Launch New Lawsuit Against ObamaCare. Here’s Why It Will Likely Go to the Supreme Court.

Thought the litigation battle over Obamacare was over? Think again. Texas, Kansas, and Louisiana are about to file a new lawsuit against Obamacare, claiming that a fee being imposed by the IRS as a condition of states continuing to receive Medicaid funds is both unconstitutional and a violation of federal law. And they are in discussions with more than a dozen other states about joining this new lawsuit.

While the Uninsured Rate Is Low, People Fled to Medicaid

The overall quality of American health care could be better.

Lessons From the 50th Anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid

Is Sweet 16 Good Enough for Kasich?

Ohio's governor is the 16th Republican candidate to announce a presidential run.

Number of ER Visits on the Rise. Thanks, ObamaCare

Christie's Third Rail Gamble

The New Jersey governor unveiled a plan to tackle major entitlement reform.

Who Got Obamacare Coverage, Explained in One Minute

If ObamaCare Is So Great, Why Aren't Democrats Campaigning on It?

Other than higher premiums, bigger debt and expanded Medicaid, everything's great.

Federal Fiscal Policy Is Ruining State Budgets, Too

A new report says many states are in serious trouble thanks to ObamaCare and Medicaid.

Pence's Health Care Answer

Expanding Medicaid.

Walker on Medicaid Rejection

"I want people to no longer be dependent."

Durbin Considers Poverty 'Good News'

Qualifying for Medicaid is worthy of celebration.