
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Dodges Medicaid Cuts Question at Confirmation Hearing
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. avoided committing to Medicaid funding cuts during his confirmation hearing for leading the Department of Health and Human Services.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. avoided committing to Medicaid funding cuts during his confirmation hearing for leading the Department of Health and Human Services.

President Donald Trump’s recent directive to pause all federal grants and loans is causing confusion and alarm across state and local governments and communities throughout the nation.

President Trump’s first week saw actions on education igniting controversy, fueling anxiety among educators and families.

Diversity rates at elite colleges have dropped post-Supreme Court ruling, impacting underrepresented students’ access.

House Republicans consider deep Medicaid cuts to fund tax breaks for the wealthy, potentially affecting over 70 million recipients.

Dr. Todd Ivey warns Texas women about abortion bans, highlighting the tragic deaths of three women due to delayed miscarriage care.

During his Senate confirmation hearing, Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth failed to name any ASEAN country, sparking criticism.

Iowa Wesleyan University, a 181-year-old institution, closed in 2023 due to financial losses and a shrinking student pool.

President Joe Biden signed a bill on Jan. 5 to increase Social Security payments for nearly 3 million Americans, addressing concerns over potential cuts by GOP leaders.

Republicans’ 2025 veterans’ protections pledge is uncertain with Sen. Thune as senate majority leader, given his past opposition to burn pit aid.

Republican Sen. Ted Cruz’s 2024 campaign focuses on veterans’ protection, yet his recent voting record shows repeated denials of funds for veterans.

Lucian O’Donnell navigates challenges as a disconnected youth in Detroit, finding support through local programs.

