Stephanie Ivory counts on Medicaid to get treated for gastrointestinal conditions and a bulging disc that makes standing or sitting for long periods painful. Her disabilities keep her from working, she said. Ivory, 58, of Columbus, Ohio, believes she would be exempt from a requirement that adult Medicaid recipients work, but she worries about the
Rep. Kat Cammack said late Wednesday her offices were evacuated due to “imminent death threats” against her and her family. The Florida Republican said on X the threats began after a recent Wall Street Journal story about her experience with an ectopic pregnancy last year. She told the paper that emergency room doctors were hesitant
Miami — Ten-year-old Sofia of Havana recently recorded a plea for President Trump, asking him to reconsider the partial travel ban he issued for Cuba and several other countries earlier this month. “President Trump, I ask you to please reconsider family reunification for residents,” Sofia says in her video posted to social media. Sofia’s mother,
Expert warns Senate tax cut plan could add far more to the deficit than expected – CBS News Watch CBS News Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he expects a Senate vote on President Trump’s massive tax cut and spending plan before the July Fourth recess. Marc Goldwein, senior policy director at the Committee for a
Los Angeles — Outside the federal Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles, a 26-year-old man stood waiting, hoping to deliver blood pressure medicine to his father, who was detained last Thursday by federal immigration officials. The man, who asked that CBS News not use his name, said his father needs to take the
Young Cuban girl asks Trump to lift travel ban stopping her from joining mom in U.S. – CBS News Watch CBS News President Trump has given over 30 countries 60 days to enhance their visa security screening measures or risk being added to a list of 19 others which the administration has banned or partially
Why the Fed is keeping rates steady for now – CBS News Watch CBS News In two days of congressional testimony, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell defended his decision to keep interest rates steady and vowed Fed policy wouldn’t be influenced by President Trump’s pressure. Jo Ling Kent has more. View CBS News In Be