The waiver reimburses hospitals for the uncompensated care they provide to patients without health insurance and pays for innovative health care projects that serve low-income Texans. (Photo: Shutterstock)

The Biden administration has rescinded changes to an agreement with Texas that would have extended a safety net for the uninsured for a decade. The Washington Post reported that the decision was an attempt to encourage the state to expand Medicaid.

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