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Beshear Uses $255 Million Surplus to Avert Planned 4% Medicaid Cut

The one-time payment stops immediate provider rate cuts but leaves long-term Medicaid funding to the next legislative session.

DHS Restores Broad Public‑Charge Rule Tightening Green‑Card Scrutiny

Louisiana Announces 21 Arrests and Elevates Medicaid Fraud Unit

Democratic-Led States Sue to Block CMS Rule That Narrows Medicaid ‘Medically Frail’ Exemption

CMS Issues Final Medicaid Work Rules as States Rush to Build Systems

DOJ Charges 14 in Ohio Fraud Sweep and Unveils Expanded State-Federal Enforcement

Walz Reshuffles Minnesota DHS Leadership as New Chief Takes Medical Leave

Nebraska Becomes First State to Enforce Medicaid Work Requirements

Hawley Urges House to Bar Federal Funds to Abortion and Gender‑Care Providers After Senate Defeat

Georgia Democrats Press Case in Atlanta Debate as Low-Dollar Primary Points to Runoff

GAO Flags Soaring Fraud in State-Run Benefits as Congress Weighs Crackdown

Judge Lets Minnesota Medicaid Funding Pause Stand

Feds Approve Minnesota Medicaid Fix, Opening Door to Release of $243 Million

CMS Opens Review of New York’s $124 Billion Medicaid Program With 30-Day Deadline

Minnesota DHS Launches Medicaid Fraud Fact-Check Site

CMS Demands Fraud Safeguards From Maine After Audit Flags $45.6 Million in Improper Medicaid Autism Payments

Minnesota Audit Flags $1.7 Billion in Medicaid Claims for Review, Finds $52 Million in Violations

Quigley Says He’s Running for Chicago Mayor in 2027, Vows to Stay in Race

Judge Lets ICE Access Limited Medicaid Enrollment Data Starting Jan. 6

Stein Calls Special Session for Nov. 17 to Address North Carolina Medicaid Funding Gap