#Congress

AIDS United explores the results of the 2018 Democratic victory in the House of Representatives.

Their House bill funds T-HUD, which includes Housing for People Living With AIDS. But will the bill succeed?

Four out of 10 FDA workers are sidelined.

The program has saved at least a million lives, despite the White House’s increased efforts to undermine it.

Democrats suggested passing six of the seven outstanding appropriations bills, including an $18 million increase for AIDS housing.

Instead of defending HIV programs from attack, we can make gains on issues like health care access and drug pricing reform.

Keep your eyes on the 340B Drug Discount program and funding for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.

Also: The rock star is prepping for the (RED) Auction at Art Basel, with works by Jeff Koons, Marilyn Minter, Ai Weiwei and more.

Just think back on how the past 20 months have impacted health care, Medicaid, LGBTQ rights and more.

Though not as great as Republicans claim, the opioid legislation includes victories for drug user advocates.

Up to $266 million to be moved from a number of health programs. Here’s how you can help stop it.

470 seats are up for grabs in Congress. Here’s how you can be an informed and active voter.

After calls to lawmakers and activists, here’s what I learned about those Ryan White dollars.

Methamphetamine overdose deaths have skyrocketed in an epicenter of the opioid crisis.

During AIDSWatch 2018, HIV advocates visit Capitol Hill to lobby for the needs of people living with and at risk for HIV. [VIDEO]

Lawmakers advance 25 measures to fight the epidemic, with 30 more to come. But is this just “nibbling around the edges” of the crisis?