Michigan must secure sustainable Medicaid funding to protect coverage, support providers and strengthen the state’s health care system.

The Michigan League for Public Policy seeks a data analyst or senior data analyst to work on the Kids Count in Michigan project. This is an opportunity for someone with strong data analysis and resear...

Small business owners, self-employed workers and middle-income families across Michigan would face impossible choices. Some would be forced to drop coverage altogether.

This is the second entry in the Families in Neighborhoods blog series. The series offers commentaries that explore efforts underway in Detroit, to reimagine neighborhoods as places of opportunity for ...

There’s a reason Republicans are in such a rush to get Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” through Congress.

As a nurse in Michigan, I witness the positive impact of Medicaid every single day. I’ve held the hands of patients who finally got the treatment they needed because of this program. I’ve seen fami…

As a nurse in Michigan, I witness the positive impact of Medicaid every single day. I’ve held the hands of patients who finally got the treatment they needed because of this program. I’ve seen fami…

If the Medicaid cuts proposed by congressional Republicans pass, up to 700,000 Michiganders would lose health care immediately.

Medicaid plays a critical role in the economy of our state, including rural communities, and it’s the foundation of Michigan’s health care system. In Washington D.C., Congress has proposed cuts to Med...

Don’t let Washington cut Medicaid

Opinion: The effects would ripple beyond those who rely on Medicaid. Every hospital and nursing home that depends on Medicaid funding would feel pain.

Attempts to cut the program could be met with strong opposition from Trump loyalists.

Elizabeth Goitein talked about President Donald Trump's militarization of the U.S. southern border and his use of emergency powers to address immigration.

Federal officials said Harvard must enact “merit-based reform” in hiring and admissions and report international students who broke rules, among other steps. Harvard called the demands unlawful.