Medicare

Hillary Clinton's talk about expanding the Medicare program to people in their 50s sounds like a step toward Medicare for all, but it isn't.

Hillary Clinton's attacks on Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan could do long-term damage to the movement for universal health care.

Legal barriers for sick workers can be insurmountable; costs are shifted to families and federal programs such as Medicare.

We should extend Medicare coverage to everyone, and start treating health care as a right.

If the budget deal is approved, a new Pentagon slush fund would enable the military budget to rise even further above legislated caps.

Recent proposals by presidential candidates to regulate drug prices may be long shots due to Big Pharma's lobbying.

How can the US remain strong with very little debt, without defaulting on Social Security, Medicare or the federal debt itself?

In some states, only extremely poor parents and children are eligible for Medicaid, leaving large numbers of people who unable to access health care.

Traditional Medicare turns 50 on July 30, having had many challenges and achievements from the days of its passage to today.

“Like it or not, the fast-track trade agreement authority bill will sail through the Senate this week.”