An explainer on H.R.4: the sweeping 2025 rescission package and its $9 billion rollback of funds for public media, global health, and foreign aid.

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Most Americans still support legal abortions despite a wave of rollbacks following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning ...

Maria would call her sister — a nurse in Mexico — for advice on how to manage her asthma and control her husband’s diabetes ...

California health officials estimate roughly 200,000 people will lose coverage after the first full year of restricted enrollment, though Gov. Gavin Newsom maintains that even with the rollbacks ...

Where abortion access stands in Wisconsin after 1849 ban rollback, Medicaid cuts Even after the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision to decriminalize abortion in the state, changes to Medicaid means ...

Even after the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision to decriminalize abortion in the state, changes to Medicaid means many Wisconsinites may still struggle to access reproductive health care.

But some bad news Centene Corp., a publicly traded Medicaid and Medicare health insurance provider headquartered in St. Louis, released earlier this month could have ripple effects for Trillium ...

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with Robin Rudowitz vice-president of the health policy organization KFF about the Trump administration idea that Medicaid enrollees could replace migrant farmworkers.