Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) made a slip of the tongue during a CNBC interview Tuesday that has many people on social media wondering if he just said the quiet part out loud. It happened after host ...

Senator Bill Cassidy told CNBC that the cuts to Medicaid and Medicare under the proposed Republican budget wouldn't apply to ...

CASSIDY: President has said, for example, that he doesn't want to touch Medicare and Medicaid. What he means is not don't go after things which was inappropriate spending. He's saying don't cut ...

According to Senator Cassidy’s press release, the Bill aims to improve how Medicare Advantage plans evaluate patients’ health risks, reduce overpayments for care, and save taxpayers money by ...

His wife, Dr. Laura Cassidy, co-founded the Louisiana Key Academy, a charter school dedicated to serving children with dyslexia. While this initiative addresses a specific need, it operates within a ...

A Republican senator explained how upcoming cuts to Medicare and Medicaid could work, and his vision may spell good news for millions of Americans. Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana told CNBC ...

Speaker Mike Johnson and his GOP leadership team on Saturday sought to tamp down a brewing revolt on the budget resolution.

"If you add all that up, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said that that would cut revenue by somewhere between five and $11.2 trillion over the next 10 years," the CNBC host told the ...

Bill Cassidy, R-La., said on the Senate floor ... But nobody knows how that would work, particularly with Republicans taking Medicare and Medicaid off the table, with plans to expand military ...

Bill Cassidy accidentally blurted out the “C” word live on air when talking about Medicare. “Is there some way we can cut Medicare so that it’s — excuse me, reform Medicare,” Cassidy s ...