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What Are Your Thoughts on Having a Work Requirement Attached to a Person’s Eligibility for Medicaid?
Senate · Atlanta

What Are Your Thoughts on Having a Work Requirement Attached to a Person’s Eligibility for Medicaid?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Byron Reese Conyers “My personal belief with Medicaid is when someone is disabled, can’t work, you shouldn’t hold it against them. But I do think that for the individuals who are perfectly capable to work that there should be some guidelines to it. So it’s a double-edged sword, but for the individuals that are disabled and can’t work, it should be up to our government to step in and take care of ourselves.” Avis Weaver Atlanta “I don’t think th…See the Story
Three Years After Dobbs, Some States Are Fighting to Protect Babies From Abortion
Abortion · United States

Three Years After Dobbs, Some States Are Fighting to Protect Babies From Abortion

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The legal status of abortion across the states is shaped not only by the Dobbs decision but also by a range of additional factors. These include recent state constitutional rulings interpreting abortion as a protected right; the passage of laws aimed at safeguarding unborn life; ongoing litigation challenging or defending those laws; and the implementation of so-called “shield laws.” These are laws designed to protect abortion providers who resi…See the Story
ROUNDUP: Work Requirements Hurt Workers, Fail To Improve Employment, And Add Bureaucratic Waste — Protect Our Care
Health Care · United States

ROUNDUP: Work Requirements Hurt Workers, Fail To Improve Employment, And Add Bureaucratic Waste — Protect Our Care

Millions of Americans count on Medicaid for health care, but Republicans want to make it harder than ever for working families to get the health care they need, all so...See the Story

Southern Advocates Summit 2025: Reflections - National Health Law Program

Anyone who knows me knows that I have such a deep appreciation and love for the South. The folks in the South are the most compassionate, community-oriented people, and being around Southerners fills my cup unlike anything else. I was born and raised in Kentucky and have come to understand how the disenfranchisement of the South led to many revolutions. My love for the South has led me to be the Southern States Strategist with NHeLP and last mon…Charlotte, North Carolina · CharlotteRead Article

Griswold at 60: The Right to Contraception Under Threat

Saturday, June 7, marks the 60th anniversary of Griswold v. Connecticut, the landmark Supreme Court decision that granted married people the right to contraception.[1] The Court extended the right to unmarried persons in 1972. The Griswold decision was a pivotal moment in history, allowing millions to enjoy the health, economic, and social benefits of contraception. Contraception is essential health care, and one of the ten most significant publ…Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordRead Article

Work requirements could transform Medicaid and food aid under US budget bill

56% Center coverage: 173 sources
The U.S. social safety net would be jolted if the budget bill backed by President Donald Trump and passed Thursday by the House of Representatives becomes law. It would impose work requirements for low-income adults to receive Medicaid health insurance and increase them for food assistance as well as cut funding for services like birth control to the nation’s biggest abortion provider.Medicaid · United StatesSee the Story

Drops in Overdose Deaths Should Be Celebrated, but the Fight Must Continue

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West Virginia’s deadly substance abuse epidemic has become significantly less so lately. According to the National Center for Health Statistics through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there has been a 43.5% decrease in overdose deaths in the state…United States · United StatesSee the Story

Protect SNAP Benefit in Maine

73% Center coverage: 11 sources
Try living on the average single person's weekly food stamp benefit. You'll understand there is no room left to cut.TariffsSee the Story

Concerns rise over medical coverage losses from ‘big, beautiful bill’

44% Left coverage: 9 sources
Doctors, patients and health experts are bracing for massive coverage losses as House Republicans are poised to impose Medicaid work requirements as part of the “big, beautiful bill” encompassing many of President Trump’s legislative priorities. Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

Medicaid Enrollees Aren’t Waste: Halting the Eligibility and Enrollment Rule Will Steal Health Care from Eligible People

The House Republican reconciliation bill proposal would slash at least $715 billion from Medicaid over the next decade. One significant piece of the proposal, with grave ramifications, is to impose a moratorium on the implementation, administration, and enforcement of the Eligibility and Enrollment Rule (as well as rules governing the Medicare Savings Program and nursing home staffing levels). The rule simplifies and improves eligibility and enr…Health Care · United StatesRead Article

Republicans advance bill with steep cuts to Medicaid as part of Trump agenda

49% Center coverage: 251 sources
Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced legislation Wednesday afternoon containing cuts to Medicaid and health care provisions — some of the most controversial and contentious provisions that will be included in the “big, beautiful bill” of President Trump’s ambitious legislative agenda. US Politics · United StatesSee the Story

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