The bill’s cuts to health care will kick about 93,000 Georgians off of Medicaid and raise health-insurance premiums for more than 1.2 million Georgians, according to numbers released by U.S. Sen.

Proposed cuts to Medicaid could undo advances in treatment for opioid use disorders, risking more overdoses, deaths and stress on the U.S. health system ...

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Earlier this year, on Jan. 9, the nation was in mourning. Former President Jimmy Carter had just died, and the state funeral was taking place at ...

The ill effects on finances as a result of divorce due to child support, alimony, reduction in income, Being financially ...

A Georgia House study committee led by Rep. Sharon Cooper is examining the economic and health impacts of smoking across the ...

The legislation includes significant cuts to Medicaid, a move families fear will directly impact the services their children ...

President Trump signed a budget plan into law Friday that has driven nursing home operators into “survival mode,” says a veteran provider whose heightened fears are widely shared by peers.

On Monday’s episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s “Politically Georgia” podcast, journalists Greg Bluestein and Tia Mitchell dug into the listener mailbag, beginning with feedback about former ...

President Trump's Big Bill passes with controversial cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, sparking a political divide between ...

House Republicans pass major legislative package, a victory for President Trump and GOP leaders, despite concerns about ...