House Republicans seeking to thread the needle in Medicaid spending cuts are eyeing ... but states would assume 100 percent of the risks. Over time, the cap would inevitably lead to an ...

but states would assume 100 percent of the risks. Over time, the cap would inevitably lead to an increasingly lower federal matching rate — without a floor, it could drop even lower than the current ...

Kathy Hochul is facing a threat of political backlash if the state is hit hard by looming federal cuts to Medicaid. With Congressional Republicans on the hook to realize $880 billion in savings by ...

While those changes would bring in billions of dollars in cost savings, they would also result in roughly 10 million people losing Medicaid coverage, the CBO said. They appear to be off the table.

Committees like Energy and Commerce, tasked with significant savings targets—around $880 billion—are beginning the markup process, with substantial Medicaid reforms expected. Meanwhile ...

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Republicans could net approximately $1.4 billion in savings through cutting Medicaid coverage ... children that revealed serious risks from these interventions ...

The panel is tasked with finding $880 billion in savings, most of which will have to come from Medicaid ... three Republican votes before the bill risks collapsing. Johnson has set a goal of ...