Medicare and Medicaid turned 60 years old Wednesday, and central New York activists concerned about recent cuts in the federal programs are using the landmark to call for change.

On July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) overcame considerable debate and became law. Notwithstanding significant (to say the ...

This remarkable stability is no fluke. It reflects a basic reality of human behavior: When tax rates go up, people don't ...

Medicaid and Medicare were signed into law on June 30, 1965, by President Lyndon B. Johnson as part of the Social Security Amendments of 1965.

Wednesday, July 30, marks 60 years since Medicaid and Medicare were signed into law – major amendments to the Social Security ...

The Republican Party’s recent tax and spending bill made substantial changes to the landmark safety net programs created by ...

Americans broadly support increasing or maintaining funding for safety net programs, including Social Security and Medicare, ...

The recent enactment of 'The One Big Beautiful Bill' by President Trump has sparked confusion over Social Security taxation.

For millions of Americans relying on Social Security benefits, understanding how these interact with essential costs like ...

Over the last 60 years, Medicare and Medicaid have become lifelines for the health and financial security of tens of millions of Americans. Before Medicare, roughly half of older Americans had no ...

Trump is changing Medicare, mostly focusing on providers. But the biggest impact may come from tariffs and deporting ...

A new funding program for rural communities created by the "One Big Beautiful Bill" will allocate $50 billion across all ...