Medicaid and ACA enrollment falls by more than 5 million, new report finds
The decline over the last 12 months stems in part from President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts and the expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies.

Elon Musk spent Monday night on social media defending his role in orchestrating massive U.S. foreign aid cuts that research at UCLA suggests could cause over 14 million preventable deaths by 2030. After Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) accused him of causing these deaths through USAID defunding, Musk responded by calling the Congressman a liar, demanding his imprisonment, and threatening legal action. On X, Musk denied any deaths resulted from the cuts, writing, "There is not even a single dead child!"“If there were, it would be worldwide headline news!” He added. Critics and humanitarian experts continue denouncing Musk, as several deaths have been reportedly tied to recent USAID cuts. Physician and podcast host Nick Mark accused the trillionaire of killing millions by halting food and medical shipments on X.Humanitarian policy expert, Jeremy Konyndyk, criticized Musk, vulgarly claiming he is backpedaling and accusing the Department of Government Efficiency of eliminating over 80% of USAID programs without assessing potential harms.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.
The decline over the last 12 months stems in part from President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts and the expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies.
President Trump visits Capitol Hill on Wednesday to meet Senate Republicans amid growing tensions over the SAVE America Act and filibuster demands.
President Trump visits Capitol Hill on Wednesday to meet Senate Republicans amid growing tensions over the SAVE America Act and filibuster demands.
It turns out that ABC News isn’t the only outlet on President Donald Trump’s naughty list over reflecting pool reporting. While the president is threatening ABC with […]
The former Louisiana inmate argued his Rastafarian faith was violated after prison officials focibly shaved off his hair.
President Donald Trump appeared to scramble on Tuesday when a reporter pressed him for evidence after he claimed someone had taken a knife and damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.Trump was visiting a Mack Truck facility in the swing state of Pennsylvania when he was pressed to respond to his vandalism allegations."You mentioned yesterday that the Interior Department has video and photos. We reached out to them, and they haven't shared it with us," the reporter said, asking Trump to comment."They will share it," Trump said. "They've arrested I think six people on the reflecting pool. So, the reflecting pool looks fantastic. I've just got pictures of it, it's beautiful. But somebody went in with a knife and cut it, they cut it up good. They made a 200-350 foot slit, in the form of lots of little slips, real, horrible stuff. And they destroyed the grass.""It's all being fixed," Trump said. "It's a shame."People online commented — and questioned — Trump's remarks."350 feet is longer than a football field. Someone cutting that long of a gash in the bottom of a concrete pool would need sophisticated equipment and have to do it in SCUBA gear. It's completely insane," journalist and conspiracy theory expert Mike Rothschild wrote on X."How is this incompetent fool expected to win and end a war and strengthen the economy when he can’t even handle the Reflecting Pool rehab?" Director and writer Andy Ostroy wrote on X. "I love that it was 200 feet, then it was 300 feet, then it was 350 feet. I wonder how big his estimation will get," Daniel Kelley, editor in chief of sports ranking group FTN Fantasy, wrote on X."As full of s--- as the pool is of algae," actor Geoff McGivern from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" wrote on X.350 feet is longer than a football field. Someone cutting that long of a gash in the bottom of a concrete pool would need sophisticated equipment and have to do it in SCUBA gear. It's completely insane. https://t.co/Mc02VlHClm— Mike (not a) Rothschild (@rothschildmd) June 23, 2026
The Department of Justice on Tuesday announced that 455 defendants have been charged with stealing over $6.5 billion in healthcare fraud schemes across 45 states. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the results of the DOJ's "2026 national health care fraud takedown" during a press conference on Tuesday. The post WATCH: DOJ Announces 455 Defendants Charged in 45 States Since June 8 for OVER $6.5 Billion in Healthcare Fraud appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
President Donald Trump has turned his focus from the Iran war to the ongoing setbacks in his renovation of the Reflecting Pool, but it's clear the project won't be ready in time for the July 4 celebration.The $14 million renovation has been bedeviled by issues from the start, and CNN's Kevin Liptak provided an update to "The Situation Room" on the continued issue that Trump has tried to blame on vandals."It is becoming clear that the president is now consumed with what can only be described as a botched renovation of this Reflecting Pool," Liptak said. "We have seen you know over the last several days the algae growing, the liner pulling up, the president sort of continuing these accusations that this was the work of vandals, although he has not backed up any of that with evidence.""He has just posted on Truth Social that six people now have been arrested and seven people have been cited for the damage that he has said has been done to this facility," Liptak added, "describing a 350-foot gash, which we should note, is 100 feet longer than he said it was a couple of days ago that he said was conducted by very sharp knife or razors, and that it was numerous slashes."Liptak said the president has provided other conflicting statements about the project."Now in early May, President Trump was at an event saying that there was not possible to cut this lining with a knife because it was so strong and so powerful, now suggesting that vandals had gone in and slashed that very bright blue liner that you have seen being pulled up from the bottom," Liptak said. "He also says that a small area at the bottom of the pool was cut and lifted off the surface, leaving uneven edges, and then the president went on to write, 'In any event, even prior to fixing those areas, the Reflecting Pool is as beautiful as it can be.'"Then he says we will drain some of the water either immediately, before or after Fourth of July to do the permanent repair," the reporter added. "So essentially confirming here that the Reflecting Pool will not be in tip-top shape by Fourth of July, which was his own sort of self-imposed deadline to get this up and in working shape." - YouTube youtu.be