The Graham-Cassidy bill would give states more discretion with health care funds. Tax credits, Obamacare-era subsidies and Medicaid expansion dollars would be eliminated.

The Graham-Cassidy bill — their last chance to meet this deadline — would simply hand the states block grants and abandon to them millions of Americans whom the ACA now helps.

Legal commentators have identified at least two potential constitutional problems with the Cassidy-Graham reform bill, which is the current focus of “repeal and replace” efforts in the Senate.

Graham-Cassidy bill would keep much of the Obamacare tax structure in place, but it would give the money back to states in the form of block grants.

Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Bill Cassidy, R-La., are offering an alternative to the Republican health care bill.

McCain says he opposes Graham-Cassidy bill as other Republicans weigh options The Graham-Cassidy bill will be voted on next week.

The Graham-Cassidy bill got some last-minute revisions over the weekend in an effort to garner more support, specifically from Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, who has not announced her decision.

WASHINGTON — As the Cassidy-Graham health care proposal received its first public vetting in a U.S. Senate committee Monday afternoon, Republican Susan Collins appeared to deal the plan a fatal ...

How Graham-Cassidy would alter federal funding The bill would overhaul or eliminate major sections of the health care law, including its subsidized insurance coverage and Medicaid expansion.

The authors of the Graham-Cassidy health care bill on Sunday appeared to make a last-minute effort to revive the GOP push to repeal and replace ObamaCare with a bill that gives more control to ...

The fundamental idea of a new ACA repeal and replace bill by Senators Graham and Cassidy and colleagues is to terminate the ACA’s Medicaid expansions, premium tax credits, cost-sharing reduction ...