The Urgent Healthcare Crisis at the Heart of the Government Shutdown
Healthcare costs are about to skyrocket for working Americans, but Republican lawmakers are prioritizing tax breaks for the wealthy.
Healthcare access in this country is in grave danger — and your wallet could be, too.
My kids have healthcare through Medicaid — which is especially important for my daughter with autism
Alexis Cortes, a mom of four, warns that the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' calls for massive cuts to Medicaid, food assistance, and early childhood education programs.
- 24 million Americans benefit from the soon-to-expire tax credits that help them afford their health coverage on the Affordable Care Act marketplace.
When Republicans passed their tax cuts for billionaires and corporations, they intentionally left out renewing this credit that helps regular people afford healthcare.
Author's summary: Government shutdown affects healthcare access.
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