Republicans scrapped a vote on the embattled American Health Care Act bill Friday due to opposition from moderates and conservatives, just a day after President Trump demanded a do-or-die vote on it.

Last-minute changes mean that Republicans will be voting on the measure without final cost and coverage estimates from the Congressional Budget Office.

American Health Care Act was approved by a third House committee on Thursday, but three Republicans joined Democrats in voting against it.

New estimates show 14 million Americans could lose health coverage by next year.

The proposed replacement for the Affordable Care Act has met with criticism from some conservative Republicans.

Tax credits, health savings accounts seek to help individuals pay for health insurance.

The American Health Care Act phases out key parts of the existing health-care law over several years.

Speaker Paul Ryan’s goal is to have a bill to President Trump by Easter.

Financial technology needs to be upgraded to meet regulatory reporting deadlines faster, EY survey says.

At least eight health insurance executives met with the President to discuss changes to the Affordable Care Act.