Health Care

The Republican health care overhaul backed by President Donald Trump cleared another hurdle in the House of Representatives on Thursday as the Budget Committee approved it even as the White House and party leaders discussed changes to satisfy disgruntled conservatives.

Drugmakers, biotech companies and health insurance providers took a beating in response to President Trump’s proposed budget cuts.

Obamacare may be on the way out but the GOP's plan is far from perfect say voters.

The GOP’s plan to replace ObamaCare, known as the American Healthcare Act, has received its fair share of criticism across both sides of the aisle since its introduction in early March. However, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) reassured Neil Cavuto during an interview on the FOX Business Network that he’s “confident” members of Congress will come together to pass the bill.

As an elevated number of mumps cases are being reported across the country since the start of 2017, some health officials and doctors say it may be time to consider adding a third vaccination dose to current immunization guidelines.

As the debate heats up over the Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.) discussed the repeal and replace process, the timeline for the Republican agenda and plans for tax reform on with Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business Network’s Mornings with Maria.

As you may have heard, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow leaked Donald’s Trump 2005 tax returns.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA) blasted the Congressional Budget Office after it released a critical report of the GOP’s ObamaCare replacement plan on Monday, calling for the abolishment of the federal agency.

Despite a government report indicating millions of Americans would lose coverage under the GOP health care plan, former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson said the plan will ultimately give consumers both coverage--and choices.