Democrats say a measure passed in the House could lead to cut from Medicaid. Rep. Mike Lawler, who voted for the measure, says there's other areas that the resolution focuses on.

Currently, professions like teaching, health and childcare, and law enforcement are considered “mandatory” reporters.

Marilyn Holbus stood outside Congressman Bryan Steil’s Racine office on March 3, gripping a handwritten letter. Her ...

WWE co-founder Linda McMahon was confirmed as the U.S. secretary of education Monday night by a party line vote of 51-45.

Authorities announced the discovery of a body belonging to Washington state woman Evelyn Smith, who had been missing for ...

The Senate has voted to confirm former wrestling executive Linda McMahon as the nation’s education chief, a role that places ...

There's a mid-March deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown, and hesitation is surfacing among congressional ...

The reckless addiction to overspending in Washington has real-life consequences for NY families: ever-increasing taxes, ...

A new House Republican budget plan calls for $880 billion in spending cuts over the next decade. Experts say Medicaid, which ...

By ending state Medicaid spending on non-healthcare items and closing the Medicaid provider tax loophole, Republicans could slow Medicaid’s spending growth.

More than 1.8 million Washingtonians are enrolled in Medicaid. Such a cut would hit the state hard, and hurt Republican areas ...

Work requirements for federal aid, including Medicaid and food stamps, receive high levels of bipartisan support in polling. A 2023 Axios-Ipsos poll found that nearly two in three voters, 63%, ...