A health policy analyst is raising concerns about the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program, arguing that prescriptions filled at pharmacy benefit manager-owned pharmacies can be billed to health plans as though the drugs were purchased at full price, even when they were acquired at steep discounts intended to support care for vulnerable patients.
President Trump has announced new measures aimed at protecting U.S. warfighters and intelligence officers from cyber threats. The White House emphasized strengthening federal cybersecurity systems as a key priority.
President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed June 11 as a day commemorating 75 years of service by members of the White House Navy Mess. The announcement highlights decades of culinary support provided by elite military personnel at events both inside and outside of Washington.
Republican Senator Roger Wicker is now co-sponsoring legislation to bring SNAP benefits to Puerto Rico—a first for Senate Republicans on this issue. The bill has gained bipartisan momentum with support from numerous organizations.
The American Financial Services Association has welcomed Brian Johnson’s nomination as Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
President Donald J. Trump has restored commercial fishing access in certain Pacific marine national monuments previously restricted under earlier proclamations. The decision maintains oversight through existing federal conservation laws while directing regulatory changes for consistency.
President Trump announced plans to restore commercial fishing in the Pacific, focusing on reducing restrictions for U.S. fishermen. The move aims to boost domestic seafood production, support jobs, and promote national security.
The White House detailed several recent policy outcomes including reduced food stamp use, lower drug prices, stronger job numbers, fewer foreign students enrolling at U.S. colleges after visa restrictions tightened, declining steel imports due to tariffs, and changes intended to lower housing costs.
Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández has filed legislation allowing Puerto Ricans to choose among multiple political statuses through a binding referendum. The bill mirrors previous measures while ensuring all major options are included equally.
Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández is seeking explanations from Puerto Rico’s water authority over how nearly $408 million in federal funds were awarded for smart water meters amid ongoing service issues and alleged irregularities with bidding procedures.