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  1. A restrictive bill was introduced in the House Education Committee and subsequently moved to the Senate.
  2. A House bill was sent to Donald Trump for signing after its passage through the legislative process.
  3. Trump's administration proposed Medicaid cuts, and the resulting bill was approved by Congress.
  4. The Trump administration has announced that it is pausing payments for beneficiaries and is requiring members to draw funds directly from Medicare.

The Trump administration has ended its premium stabilization program.

7 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 12
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The Trump administration has ended its premium stabilization program.

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