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In a story that is raising legal and ethical concerns, the Trump administration is in talks with the government of Qatar to accept the gift of a new plane that would serve as Air Force One and then potentially be used by President Trump after he leaves office.

In a story that is raising legal and ethical concerns, the Trump administration is in talks with the government of Qatar to accept the gift of a new plane that would serve as Air Force One and then potentially be used by President Trump after he leaves office.

We report that administration lawyers who reviewed the arrangement concluded it was legal, while Democrats and good government groups criticized the pending deal, citing it as a potential violation of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause, which prevents officeholders from accepting anything of value from foreign states without Congress's permission.

We report that administration lawyers who reviewed the arrangement concluded it was legal, while Democrats and good government groups criticized the pending deal, citing it as a potential violation of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause, which prevents officeholders from accepting anything of value from foreign states without Congress's permission.

Trump, who has expressed frustration for years about delays in Boeing's work to deliver a new Air Force One, is expected to visit Qatar this week. The Qatari government said the matter was still under discussion. Meanwhile, the president is expected to sign an executive order today tying U.S.

Trump, who has expressed frustration for years about delays in Boeing's work to deliver a new Air Force One, is expected to visit Qatar this week. The Qatari government said the matter was still under discussion. Meanwhile, the president is expected to sign an executive order today tying U.S.

drug prices to what other countries pay, prices that are often lower because of negotiations by their single-payer health care systems. Trump didn't specify whether the order would apply to Medicare, Medicaid or other government programs.

drug prices to what other countries pay, prices that are often lower because of negotiations by their single-payer health care systems. Trump didn't specify whether the order would apply to Medicare, Medicaid or other government programs.

Major drug companies have pushed back on the idea, with pharmaceutical executives estimating that instituting a most favored nation policy for Medicaid alone would cost their industry more than a trillion dollars over the next decade. Here's pharma reporter Helena Smolek.

Major drug companies have pushed back on the idea, with pharmaceutical executives estimating that instituting a most favored nation policy for Medicaid alone would cost their industry more than a trillion dollars over the next decade. Here's pharma reporter Helena Smolek.

And on Capitol Hill, House Republicans have unveiled proposed cuts to Medicaid, which covers health insurance for more than 70 million low income and disabled people. The proposed changes include instituting work requirements, implementing twice yearly eligibility checks and cutting a 5 percent boost in federal incentives enacted during the pandemic.

And on Capitol Hill, House Republicans have unveiled proposed cuts to Medicaid, which covers health insurance for more than 70 million low income and disabled people. The proposed changes include instituting work requirements, implementing twice yearly eligibility checks and cutting a 5 percent boost in federal incentives enacted during the pandemic.

that many states use to expand their Medicaid rosters. Party leaders hope to pass the measures through the House by Memorial Day, efforts likely to face unified opposition from congressional Democrats, hospitals, and other groups that depend on Medicaid funding. And before we go, a quick correction. An earlier version of this episode incorrectly stated that Istanbul is Turkey's capital.

that many states use to expand their Medicaid rosters. Party leaders hope to pass the measures through the House by Memorial Day, efforts likely to face unified opposition from congressional Democrats, hospitals, and other groups that depend on Medicaid funding. And before we go, a quick correction. An earlier version of this episode incorrectly stated that Istanbul is Turkey's capital.

It is, in fact, Ankara. And that's it for What's News for this Monday morning. Today's show was produced by Daniel Bach and Kate Bullivant. Our supervising producer is Sandra Kilhoff. And I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal. We will be back tonight with a new show. Until then, thanks for listening.

It is, in fact, Ankara. And that's it for What's News for this Monday morning. Today's show was produced by Daniel Bach and Kate Bullivant. Our supervising producer is Sandra Kilhoff. And I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal. We will be back tonight with a new show. Until then, thanks for listening.

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