Bobby Jindal

Trump's push to help seniors age in place faces a critical threat as fraud networks exploit Medicare home health and hospice programs nationwide.

Most Americans know Medicaid is not a perfect system and it should be reformed. Those that improve and modernize the program would be strongly supported by most Americans.

President-elect Trump has the opportunity to fix the broken American health care system by doubling down on his first-term agenda of delivering price transparency for patients.

President Biden is trying to cut Medicare Advantage as his administration winds down.

Lifelong liberal Kamala Harris promised that "Medicare-for-all is our goal" and committed to abolish private health insurance in favor of a government-run plan.

Billions of taxpayer dollars are going to aid illegal immigrants and pay for their healthcare and Biden-Harris helped it happen. Six states plus D.C. force taxpayers to pay for it.

Fourteen years later, Obamacare is a failure. It doesn't offer affordable healthcare. Republicans should push their own solutions that give patients and doctors the power.

As the cost of living continues to be a concern for voters, candidates need to present viable solutions for making health care both affordable and accessible.

Republicans are once more discussing ideas of how to fix the problems of Obamacare. Here are four ways to focus on increasing affordability by actually reducing costs.

Health Savings Accounts are sometimes criticized as being a tool for the wealthy, but 78% of the over 31 million Americans with an HSA have a household income of less than $100,000.

An important piece of the debt ceiling battle is the Republican Medicaid plan. Just like GOP did in 1996, it shows how to make work requirements work right.

Forget China. This is America’s greatest challenge. Liberals undermine our nation’s unique strengths by undermining our culture, including the rule of law.

On health care, conservatives' ideas on transparency and choice have support but too much emphasis on market fundamentalism and saving money will backfire.

Polls routinely show people trust Democrats over Republicans on health care, and we've talked to voters about why. Here's what we concluded.

When the first documented COVID case appeared in the United States 16 months ago, few would have predicted the religious revival it ignited.

President-elect Joe Biden faces a Republican Party transformed by President Trump, giving the incoming Democratic president an opportunity to find common ground with the GOP’s populist branch

The leftward lurch of the Democratic Party is driving a significant disconnect between Democrats and many Hispanics. This philosophical divide isn’t new, but has deepened.