For Mike Rogers, it sure beats talking about Donald Trump and what he’s done to Michigan.

He’s calling it an Obamacare “refund,” but it’s nothing of the sort.

Catherine Rampell and Jonathan Cohn give their takes on Donald Trump’s latest checks to Americans, including $500 payments to some ACA marketplace enrollees and $90 payments to certain Medicare recipients.

Kennedy is suddenly bullish on artificial intelligence—so we asked some AI assistants to rate his vaccine claims.

A proposal the administration is preparing comes just as left and right were finding some common ground.

The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School, the Yale School of Management, and the Yale School of Public Health hosted a conversation with writer Jonathan Cohn on Sept. 24.

But how many of the Michigan Republican’s claims hold up?

Future cures and America’s innovation lead are in jeopardy thanks to Donald Trump and Russ Vought’s latest scheme.

Measles showed up at a children’s hospital. The health secretary showed up at an anti-vax conference.

School lunches were free to all kids during the pandemic; a prominent think-tank wants to bring back the idea and make it permanent.

They’re costly, voters hate them, and they threaten supply chains vital to the U.S. auto industry.

While Pennsylvania struggles to contain an outbreak, the anti-vax health secretary keeps trying to score political points.

How the Michigan progressive is trying to forge a relationship with the state’s Jewish Democrats, and what it means for the future of the party.

The Michigan Republican will happily debate Abdul El-Sayed’s health care ideas. His own? Not so much.

They know RFK Jr. and Donald Trump are destroying the research ecosystem that made it possible.

Republicans call him a radical. Progressives love his uncompromising politics. This obscure fight complicates both pictures.

Trump’s war on vaccines is coming to a kindergarten near you.

Jonathan Cohn gives his take on the viral “puppy killer” attack against Abdul El-Sayed—and explains how a misleading story about Detroit’s animal control department became a powerful piece of political misinformation.

“Nothing bad can happen,” Trump says—as measles levels keep rising.

A new proposal aimed at Democrats emphasizes learning from past failures and giving parents choice.