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The proposal would have halted new expansion enrollment starting July 1, 2018, and prevented people who drop off from re-enrolling. The Ohio Legislature could override Gov. John Kasich's veto, but it's unclear if there are enough votes to do so.
And 40 could have none at all.
The House Committee on Appropriations, in a separate effort from the repeal-and-replace proposal, drafts a provision to stop the IRS from enforcing the mandate.
Hospitals in Colorado, Georgia and Oklahoma are highlighted as examples of facilities that would be hit hard by Republicans' proposed changes, especially the cuts to Medicaid.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) offers an amendment to the Senate health care legislation that would allow individual insurers to offer the cheaper, less-comprehensive plans if they also sell plans that comply with the ACA’s coverage requirements.
The Affordable Care Act insurers can't charge more for certain coverage like maternal care. But under the Republicans' plans it could be up to the states to maintain that requirement. In more news on the proposed health legislation: insurance rebates, taxes, and uncertainty in states.
Not only does the Senate's version of the bill roll back expansion of the program, it fundamentally changes aspects of it that will have ripple effects through the entire country.
Media outlets offer a look at what's coming up for lawmakers in regards to the health care legislation.
The health care debate is letting Democrats show their voters they are as outraged as anyone else.
The president's tweet adds pressure to Republicans home for recess who were already going to face tough questions from voters.
Republican governors of states that expanded Medicaid fear the cuts in the Senate's health bill would be devastating. On the other side of the debate, Indiana's governor doesn't get what he expects when soliciting Obamacare "horror" stories.
Lawmakers are home for recess and some are ducking out of public events so as not to incur their voters' wrath over the legislation.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
A selection of opinions on health care from around the country.
Opinion writers critique how the Medicaid program is handled in the GOP House and Senate health plans.
The opinions just keep coming as editorial writers struggle with the goings on surrounding GOP efforts to reach an intraparty consensus on health care.
Editorial pages across the country offer different views on the big-picture issues in play as congressional Republicans attempt to advance legislation to revamp the Affordable Care Act.
Each week, KHN compiles a selection of recently released health policy studies and briefs.
Media outlets report on news from Indiana, West Virginia, South Dakota, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Florida, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Iowa and California.
Media outlets report on the crisis out of Kansas and New Hampshire.
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