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.
President Trump on Monday called on drugmakers to lower their prices within the next month to be closer to those charged in other high-income countries, threatening to subject them to steep caps on how much they can earn from Medicare if they fail to do so. “Starting today, the United States will no longer subsidize
Iowa Republican Rep. Randy Feenstra plans to announce a run for governor as soon as this week, two sources told CBS News, setting the stage for what could become a politically tense primary contest in the GOP. The state will have an open race for governor next year due to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ announcement
President Donald Trump and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick were the targets of speakers at a town hall in Levittown, Pennsylvania.
President Donald Trump's administration is investigating California's use of federal funds, particularly whether the Newsom administration has provided federal benefits to illegal immigrants.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order the White House says is aimed at "lowering drug prices and stopping foreign free-riding on American pharmaceutical innovation."
President Donald Trump's administration recorded 93% fewer border apprehensions in April than in April 2024 during President Biden's term.