Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday there is no formal White House proposal to defund the Affordable Care Act.

In an exclusive interview with "Meet the Press," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called on Republicans to negotiate a deal after Senate Democrats offered a new funding proposal.

Longevity expert Dr. Peter Attia reveals why most people decline sharply in their 70s, and shares his athlete-inspired approach to healthy aging and fitness.

As Putin stood in front of a basketball hoop, he held his hands by his side clenched. Next to clip, the news outlet NEXTA posted how “social media users are puzzled by what happened to the hands of the Russian dictator — they look extremely painful.”

We know being outside is good for us. For generations, parents have urged kids to go outside and play. But how exactly does time in nature help us?

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Edward J. Markey issued statements criticizing the agreement which does not guarantee the Affordable Care Act subsidies will be extended, as Democrats have demanded for almost six weeks.

In early 2022, Stanford medical student Santiago Sanchez set out to organize a campus debate with Jay Bhattacharya — a professor at the university whose outspoken denunciations of pandemic lockdowns made him a right-wing icon and a lightning rod both inside and outside the school.

President Donald Trump criticized Democrats' latest healthcare demands while encouraging Republicans to send money directly to the American people to buy insurance.

Stellan Skarsgård spoke exclusively with PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of Neon’s ‘Sentimental Value’ on Nov. 5. The 74-year-old shared an update on his health, three years after he suffered a stroke.

Country music legend Clay Walker shared a health update after a "rough patch" with his multiple sclerosis forced him to cancel a concert this summer. During an interview with People published on Nov. 7, the "What's It to You" crooner, 56, opened up about his MS, admitting that he's "definitely going through a rough patch right now."

Foreigners seeking U.S. visas might be rejected if they have certain medical conditions, including diabetes or obesity, under a directive from the Trump administration.