Healthcare

Luke Gulbranson said he is running for Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District and criticized incumbent Pete Stauber on rural concerns.

Representative Jim McGovern said he worries Congress is becoming more about theater than substance.

Cotton said President Donald Trump would likely raise economic issues with Xi Jinping and might seek a better deal on rare earths and pharmaceuticals.

Trump engaged directly in efforts to secure House votes for the bill that bears his name.

Mike Lawler joined three other Republicans in signing the petition that forced a House vote on extending the subsidies.

Ryan Mackenzie joined three other Republicans in signing the petition that forced a House vote on extending the subsidies.

Robert Bresnahan joined three other Republicans in signing the petition that forced a House vote on extending the subsidies.

Brian Fitzpatrick joined three other Republicans in signing the petition that forced a House vote on extending the subsidies.

Andrews has made opposition to Kennedy’s leadership part of her reason for running for the Senate.

Pan says his experience passing vaccine laws would help him question federal health officials.

The AARP poll shows Sullivan trailing Peltola, though other polls have found a closer contest.

The poll puts Peltola ahead of Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race.

Will criticized Graham’s campaign statements and urged voters to choose her Democratic opponent.

George Will urged South Carolina voters to elect Andrews over Republican candidate Darline Graham.

The article examines polling that places Sullivan in a close reelection contest with Mary Peltola.

Polls cited in the article show Peltola with a narrow lead over Senator Dan Sullivan.

Jackson is campaigning on his working-class background and progressive priorities as he faces scrutiny over his temperament and past conduct.

Cassidy criticized the gift and the president’s vaccine remarks, and urged action on debt and Social Security.

Salazar defended the president’s approach to media access while urging changes to immigration enforcement.

Khanna argued for international AI safeguards and called for action on Americans detained in China.

Cassidy challenged Trump's vaccine claims and urged him to endorse measles vaccination and explain the evidence behind his position.

Marshall disputes a report about lawsuits involving patients of his former practice as he campaigns for reelection.

Cassidy criticized the administration’s vaccine messaging and payment proposal while outlining his priorities on public health and debt.

Hurd is making his bipartisan record and disagreements with Trump part of his reelection pitch.

El-Sayed’s progressive platform and combative campaign style are central to this profile of his Senate race.

Cassidy challenged Nicole Saphier to clearly address vaccine safety and the hepatitis B vaccination recommendation.

Cassidy pressed the surgeon general nominee on vaccine positions, citing promises from previous health nominees that went unfulfilled.

Murkowski said she had a good conversation with Saphier and was looking forward to the hearing.

Cassidy said he felt reasonably good about the nominees and stressed the need for agency leadership.

Gillibrand convened the hearing and called for a federal review of menopause research and care.

Mendoza made the spending law a central issue and outlined her positions on immigration, Iran and voting rules.

Ciscomani defended parts of the spending law while facing criticism for voting for its final version.

The article revisits Biggs’ 2011 proposal to end Arizona’s Medicaid program and compares it with his later votes and statements.

The article argues that Donalds’s pledge to continue DeSantis’s record may face voter discontent over affordability and state conditions.

Johanson argues that health care costs and immigration policy need changes and supports privatizing some federal grazing lands.

Hutchinson describes affordability and health care as concerns and opposes selling off or restricting access to public lands.

Simpson’s published positions on health care, immigration and public lands are included in the comparison.

Hinson described her campaign priorities as she prepared to seek the Senate seat Joni Ernst is leaving.

Turek campaigned on voters’ concerns about costs, housing, health care and other issues as he challenged Hinson.

Miller-Meeks hosted a tailgate where she and other Republicans promoted their campaign priorities.

Barrasso argued that Democrats would reverse the tax changes and said the cuts benefited workers.

Hinson argued that Republican control was needed to protect the tax cuts and defended changes to public-assistance programs.

Marshall faced questions about his time in Kansas and criticism over medical-debt lawsuits and a health insurance vote.

Hamilton criticized Marshall’s record on medical debt and health insurance ahead of their Senate debate.

Hamilton criticized Marshall’s record and argued that the country was heading in the wrong direction.

Marshall defended his agriculture record and answered criticism from his Democratic challenger during the debate.

Marshall defendió su historial y sus posiciones frente a las críticas de Hamilton en el debate.

Hamilton criticó el historial de Marshall y defendió sus propias posturas durante el primer debate tras las primarias.

Edmonds advocated expanded health savings accounts and defended the new Medicaid work requirements.

Garcia proposed restoring subsidies and ultimately moving toward a taxpayer-funded national health insurance plan.