The Congressional Budget Office correctly stated Trump's tax bill would force cuts to Medicare. Budget analysts are tempering concerns, as the relevant provision is expected to be waived as in prior years.

Some $500 billion in cuts to Medicare could be avoided if Congress instructs the White House budget office to disregard the reconciliation package’s debt impact.

The budget reconciliation, dubbed the “Big, Beautiful Bill” by Republican leaders, passed by a vote of 215-214.

The deficits caused by the tax bill would trigger the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010 and force billions in cuts to Medicare, unless Congress takes action.

I n a striking turn of events, the Republican-led "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB) is poised to enact significant cuts to Medicare, a program that serves as a lifeline for millions

() - Democrats representing Arizona in Congress are pointing to a new report as proof that people would lose health insurance under a reconciliation budget package from Republicans.

Republicans have set a self-imposed July 4 deadline to pass the legislation in both chambers and send it to Trump’s desk.

Medicare Advantage plans are based on an enrollee's diagnosis; those with more serious or chronic conditions receive higher payments.

At long last, the “one big, beautiful bill” has passed through the House of Representatives, sending an all-encompassing reconciliation package to the Senate. | The latest version of the bill would see work requirements imposed sooner and changes to state-directed payments,