Congressional Republicans are looking to cut hundreds of billions of dollars in spending, which could impact Medicaid.

A per capita cap on federal Medicaid financing would be a fundamental change to how the program is financed and, specifically, would amount to a substantial cut that would grow over time.

A losing legal battle that stretched over nearly 10 years has potentially quadrupled the cost Missouri taxpayers must pay to ...

Missouri, indicates he does not think Trump’s “big, beautiful budget bill” will include cuts to Social Security, Medicare, or ...

but once we risk-adjusted or accounted for socioeconomic factors such as household income and Medicaid eligibility, these differences across racial groups largely vanished, indicating that ...

A new comprehensive real estate study has found that the average American household now needs a six-figure income to afford a ...

and low-income Americans alive and connected to their communities. Medicaid is not a luxury. It’s a lifeline. In Missouri and Kansas, Medicaid supports hundreds of thousands of people — from ...

Meanwhile, the package would increase the income of households with incomes in the top 1 percent by an average of $25,500. The chart in some ways understates ... no alternative but to make enormous ...

The Fund aims to provide income and capital growth by investing in equity and ... Please note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns. The Growth of 1,000 chart shows ...