Senate Republicans Defeat Proposal to Expand Military I.V.F. Coverage

Republican senators voted unanimously against a Democratic proposal. The measure aimed to expand the military's coverage of fertility treatments. The vote Republican senators voted unanimously against a Democratic proposal. The measure

aimed to expand the military's coverage of fertility treatments. The vote represents a notable shift in legislative proceedings. Lawmakers debated the specifics of reproductive healthcare in the armed forces. Coverage for fertility

treatments remains a point of division in Congress. The defeated bid specifically targeted military health plans. Proponents sought broader access for service members. Opponents ultimately blocked the expansion from moving forward.