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A nine-page letter from the attorney for Dr. Jennifer DeVoe details clashes with Dean Nate Selden over the university's commitment to primary care and over her receipt of a prestigious national award, while claiming retaliation and sexism in her demotion. University leaders say they handled everything appropriately.

Judge Mustafa Kasubhai issued a blistering opinion that bars the administration from booting gender-affirming care providers from Medicaid and Medicare

The federal agency found that the Vancouver hospital system’s statements during a 2023 strike amounted to unlawful threats to punish workers who engaged in protected union activities

More than 20,000 fewer Oregonians signed up for coverage using the state’s marketplace website, and many more moved to lower-benefit plans after Congress let enhanced premium tax credits expire ​

State health officials say that people who were at Centennial Middle School in early April may have been exposed to the virus.

During testimony before Congress, the Health and Human Services secretary addressed questions about his statements regarding vaccines, the rise in measles cases, and comments he and Trump made about the possible causes of autism.

The Trump administration has called for a "new baby boom," but the government's only dedicated family planning program removed efforts to prevent unintended pregnancies, a long-standing goal of the program.

Government benefits fraud happens in Democratic- and Republican-led states, federal data shows

The judge’s full opinion will be filed later, making the full implications unclear. State officials are prepared to appeal the decision.

A top PeaceHealth executive repeatedly faulted emergency room physicians for admitting patients for what physicians felt was needed care, according to records kept by the doctors. When the doctors complained, the hospital system promptly moved to replace them.