The ‘Most Favored Nation’ plan will reduce U.S. prices by up to 80 percent, the president said. President Donald Trump announced a plan to lower prescription drug prices in the United States by up to 80 percent. The president signed the Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing executive order at the White House on May 12.
Zelenskyy said he was ready to meet Putin in Turkey on Thursday after Trump told him to immediately accept the Kremlin leader’s proposal of direct talks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the United States’ position on the Russia–Ukraine war is reaching a point where an “immediate cease-fire” can be declared between the two
The compromise proposal makes no changes to the share the federal government contributes to Medicaid in each state. House Republicans revealed late on May 11 their proposal for Medicaid, which seeks to balance the interests of moderates and spending hawks within the narrow GOP majority. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is making a bid to
Harvard under fire (again): The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has launched a new civil rights investigation into Harvard University—this time over its hiring practices, our Aaron Sibarium scoops. The commission is probing whether the school “engaged in a pattern or practice of disparate treatment” in faculty hiring that discriminated against white, Asian, male, or straight
Five ways the disgraced family can earn enough to fund their lavish lifestyle Getty Images Mark Halperin reports on what is likely the real reason behind Joe Biden’s return to the public spotlight in recent days, which some have suggested is an attempt to “fight back” against damning revelations about his cognitive decline. “Biden, Inc.,
Energy Secretary Chris Wright hinted that he would soon take action canceling billions of dollars’ worth of Biden-era green energy loans that he said do not promote American energy security and are too risky for taxpayers. In an exclusive interview with the Washington Free Beacon, Wright took aim at how the Department of Energy’s Loan
After the initial shockwaves subsided over President Donald Trump’s May 5 announcement that he intends to implement a 100 percent levy on all foreign-made films, Hollywood labor unions ventured cautious optimism at the idea that at least someone in Washington might be paying attention to the plight of the industry’s rank-and-file workers. “President Trump has correctly