"Instead of taking steps to verify the contents of the records and correct the systemic inaccuracies, the agencies promptly ...

Most of the 10,000 HHS employees let go this spring could qualify for the class, according to lawyers. It’s the latest in a string of litigation against the Trump administration for drastically ...

The settlement in U.S. v. Gilead could disturb the model of public-private partnership that sustains many of the United States’ most important medical breakthroughs.

HHS declined to comment. The lawsuit seeks unspecified monetary damages for all HHS employees who were terminated on April 1 and whose reduction-in-force notice contained incorrect information.

One of the lawsuits, filed alongside 19 states, challenges the 'drastic' restructuring of the HHS under the 'Government Efficiency' (DOGE) initiative led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

UPDATE: Aug. 30, 2024: The HHS is ending its plans to overturn a lawsuit that found the agency’s guidance on online tracking technologies had overstepped its authority, according to a filing in ...

HHS also tried to downplay the inability of providers to meet each of the mandate’s requirements, which include 24/7 RN staffing, 2.45 hours of nurse aid care per patient daily, 0.55 hours of RN ...

March 27, the HHS said it would send termination notices to 10,000 employees, collapsed 28 agencies into 15 and closed half of the HHS’ 10 offices as part of RFK Jr.'s plan to “Make America ...

A group of 19 Republican state attorneys general, led by Kris Kobach of Kansas, recently brought a lawsuit challenging the new HHS rule that extends access to health coverage to Deferred Action ...

The first lawsuit challenges "the unlawful mass firing of roughly 10,000 full-time U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) employees, the consolidation of 28 HHS divisions into 15 ...

Iowa HHS to change how it provides children's mental health services per settlement agreement. The state of Iowa has agreed to change how it provides mental health services to children on Medicaid.