Maryland Democrats to bring fired federal workers to Trump’s address to Congress
Maryland Democrats in Congress will bring guests to President Trump’s address who have either been fired or are leading national efforts against the layoffs.
Democrats to bring fired workers to Trump's joint address
Several Democratic lawmakers are expected to bring recently-fired federal workers to Trump's joint address to Congress. Jonathan Lemire discusses.
As shutdown looms, Democrats bring fired federal workers to hear Trump's speech
A government shutdown looms as Trump addresses a joint session of Congress, where he’s sure to face a divided audience following his effort to slash the government.
Fired feds and Medicaid recipients: Congress’s invite list for Trump’s address
It’s a long-standing tradition for lawmakers to invite guests to a president’s address to Congress to send a message. This year, Democrats are inviting fired federal workers or those who have been harmed by the Trump administration’s actions during his first month back in office.
Fired federal workers to join Democrats at Trump's speech to Congress
Some Democrats are inviting fired federal workers to be their guests to President Trump's joint speech to Congress on Tuesday. Why it matters: The move is an effort from Democrats to show they stand with the thousands of federal employees impacted by the federal government's job cuts and funding freezes.
Trump said he won’t touch Medicaid. Some Maryland lawmakers have doubts
At the first Cabinet meeting of his second term, President Donald Trump leaned forward and made a promise. A reporter had ...
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Medicaid cuts could mean a $1B hit to Maryland budget, Senate president warns
Maryland lawmakers are bracing for the possibility of a $900 million to $1.2 billion spike in Medicaid costs to the state ...
Maryland's largest provider for Medicaid enrollees gets its accreditation suspended
Maryland's largest managed care organization for Medicaid enrollees has had its accreditation suspended due to concerns with credentialing and quality reviews for its providers, a state health ...
Maryland disability advocates speak out against proposed $200 million service cut
With April and the state's budget deadline looming, Maryland disability advocates went door to door Monday night speaking ...
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Maryland's largest provider for Medicaid enrollees loses accreditation
Priority Partners has about 350,000 enrollees in Medicaid, or about 24% of Maryland's roughly 1.5 million enrollees in the government-funded health insurance program for low-income people ...
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State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce
The state hopes to boost the flagging child care workforce in Maryland. Photo by Cottonbro Studio from Pexels.
Maryland school-based mental health services expanded for Medicaid-enrolled students
Maryland's health department has expanded its coverage for families on Medicaid to provide students with certain behavioral ...
HEALTHCARE ACCESS MARYLAND PARTNERS WITH CENTURION HEALTH TO ASSIST JUSTICE-INVOLVED INDIVIDUALS RE-ENTER SOCIETY
HealthCare Access Maryland (HCAM) and Centurion Health have established a five-year partnership that will ensure that all ...
Understanding Medicaid and birth injury claims: A guide for families
Birth injuries are life-altering events, and they often require extensive medical care, therapies, and long-term support. If ...