The Congressional Budget Office released its analysis of the revised GOP health plan, the Better Care Reconciliation Act.

Senate leaders released a slightly revised version of their health care bill Monday as Mitch McConnell tries to win over enough holdouts to pass the measure, with at least six Republicans signaling opposition.

Trump earlier attacked Democrats for their 'slam' on the health-care proposal. Yet the measure will live or die in the Senate on Republican support.

The Senate can only stand to lose two votes in the Senate if they want to pass the American Health Care Act. Will the GOP be able to please the holdouts before a possible vote next week?

So far, Democrats have had a tough time getting their message out as the Russia investigations are dominating news coverage and reporters are talking primarily to Republicans in a health debate that relies only on their votes.

During the campaign, Donald Trump promised not to cut Medicaid. It looks like he's breaking that vow.

McConnell said theres some urgency for a deal given the 'disaster' in the private insurance market.

Some Senate Republicans have complained that even though House Republicans considered their bill in open committee meetings, there were no public hearings to hear outside views.