Medicare

Here's Why So Many Democrats Sound So Anxious About Biden's Health Care Agenda

Days before the president's big speech, there's a lot of jockeying over what policies to push — and when
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Trump's Last-Minute Push For Legally Tenuous Prescription Drug Cards

The administration is bypassing Congress and trying to rush the cards to seniors, with Election Day just weeks away. Can they really do that?
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Bernie Sanders Proposes Emergency Version Of 'Medicare For All' For The Pandemic

Now off the campaign trail, the senator joined Rep. Pramila Jayapal to float a temporary universal health care program.
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Here’s Joe Biden’s Opening Bid To The Left For The General Election

The presumptive Democratic nominee is moving to the left, not the center, and proposing student debt relief as a way to win over Sanders voters.
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Will We Ever Live In Bernie Sanders’ America?

Sanders, a father of the modern-day progressive movement, lost once again. But the country spent a year talking about his vision for America.
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Coronavirus Scams Are On The Rise. Here's What To Watch For.

From fake stimulus checks to Medicare fraud, here's how scammers are using the coronavirus to their advantage.
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Marie Newman: Coronavirus Makes 'Medicare For All' More Likely To Happen

The progressive, who beat a longtime conservative incumbent in a House primary race, weighed in on what she would like to see in COVID-19 relief legislation.
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Trump Reportedly Weighs Tax Breaks For Travel Industry, Benefit Cuts For Americans

While the president aims to cushion the blow for businesses, he appears to be throwing out his 2016 pledge not to cut Medicare and Social Security.
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Elizabeth Warren Quits 2020 Race

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is ending her presidential campaign after a poor performance on Super Tuesday.
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The Coronavirus Is Challenging What Our Politicians Think About 'Medicare For All'

President Trump and Republicans seem open to reimbursing hospitals for treating the uninsured.
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