Since President Trump was sworn into office for a second term, he has proposed or initiated changes impacting Medicare. Here's the latest roundup.

During a White House press conference with U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi early Friday afternoon, June 27, President Donald Trump discussed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that limits federal judges' power to halt his executive orders.

The Trump administration's push to end gender-affirming care for transgender youth is having a chilling effect on health systems, prompting some to pull back on the services in states where they remain legal.

The measure cements into law much of Trump’s agenda and is being hailed by the president and his supporters as a major victory.

As the Trump administration has carried out mass deportations, leaders have flip-flopped on whether to exempt some industries, including agriculture, from raids.

A judge partially froze a provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act just days after President Trump signed it into law.

Low-income green card holders still within the mandatory five-year waiting period for Medicaid would be among those most affected.

The legislation keeps some House provisions, like new Medicaid rules, while making significant changes in other areas, including the state and local tax deduction.