Jessica Wehrman

The focus on the CDC reflects a broader Republican scrutiny of public health agencies in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even as a handful of Democrats call for him to drop his reelection bid, Biden presses on, hosting international leaders in D.C. this week.

The 5-4 opinion will send victims of the opioid crisis back to settlement negotiations with the company and the Sackler family.

The 5-4 opinion will send victims of the opioid crisis back to settlement negotiations with the company and the Sackler family.

The ruling gives a temporary reprieve to abortion rights advocates who argue state bans should not circumvent emergency care.

Hospitals have continued the program after the pandemic for patients who need hospital-level care but who can be monitored from home.

The Senate Finance Committee chair wants to give rural hospitals more federal dollars to keep their maternity wards open.

Lawmakers blasted the FDA for not cracking down on illegal vapes, with one telling the FDA “you have completely fallen down on the job.”

Some Medicare Advantage plans still require providers to submit requests through fax machines or proprietary payer portals.

The 2023 Florida law allows the state to take temporary custody of children who may be receiving gender-affirming care in the future.

GOP lawmakers accuse Anthony Fauci of covering up the origins of COVID-19 and using his personal email for official government work.

House Republicans hope to pass all annual spending bills and a defense authorization bill ahead of the chamber’s August recess.

A designation aimed at helping consumers pick the best places to give birth applies to the majority of U.S. hospitals.

Sen. Ron Wyden accused UnitedHealth Group of failing its customers by not employing recommended cybersecurity practices.

After repeated delays as well as outcry from some civil rights groups, the Biden administration drops a plan to ban menthol cigarettes.

The proposed ban has divided the Black community, with a ban would bring about unnecessary policing of an illicit market.

Senate campaign spending has exploded, but we’ve been desensitized to the amount of money needed to capture control of the Senate.

Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to criminalize virtually all abortion in Arizona draws a speedy backlash from Arizona Republicans.

Dueling Florida Supreme Court rulings Monday have set up a November ballot box fight in the state over the right to an abortion.

The digital campaign targets 14 GOP doctors in Congress over their stances on abortion, including two who are retiring.