The Republican from North Carolina announced he won’t run for reelection next year amid sharp disagreements with President ...

Justice voted for the megabill last week, despite his concerns over some of its Medicaid provisions — and after warning Republicans “cannot cut into the bone.” Steep cuts, he said, would cost the GOP ...

Tillis took to the Senate floor on June 29, just hours after announcing his retirement, and said his research found 663,000 people in North Carolina would lose their Medicaid coverage.

A final Senate vote is expected June 30 on Trump's legislative package of tax cuts, Medicaid cuts and new border security.

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina announced Sunday he is not seeking reelection next year, a day after he was one of only two Republicans who voted against advancing President Donald ...

The procedural vote was held open for more than three hours as GOP leaders worked to convince holdouts to let the package ...

GOP Sen. Thom Tillis said he wouldn't seek ... A controversial provision in the Senate version of Trump ... The bill calls for $1.1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and would cause 11. ...

Tillis compared Trump’s campaign promises not to cut Medicaid to Obama’s notorious “if you like your health care plan, you can keep it” unkept promise about the Affordable Care Act.

The GOP-controlled Senate was on track to pass its version of the controversial bill even as Democrats forced them to go on ...