6 Charged With Stealing $11 Million From Indiana Taxpayers In Medicaid Fraud Scheme
Stealing from taxpayers is bad enough, but it is especially egregious when it's committed against our most vulnerable citizens
Stealing from taxpayers is bad enough, but it is especially egregious when it's committed against our most vulnerable citizens
Pro-life coalitions and Congress members gather to say there is "no good excuse" for resuming federal funding to the abortion mega-provider.
When Democrats say something is about health care, it often isn’t. That’s the lesson of a law the New Jersey Legislature just enacted.
The Trump administration unveiled a rule implementing the Medicaid work requirements included in last year’s budget reconciliation law.
The improper enrollment outlined in last week’s report argues against spending another $350 billion to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies.
The law should encourage able adults receiving taxpayer-funded benefits to contribute to the community, and the Medicaid rule does just that.
Americans overwhelmingly support commonsense work requirements for able-bodied adults receiving Medicaid