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How are states using most‑favored‑nation pricing to cut Medicaid prescription costs?
An expanding effort to cut costs on Lee Sebrae Fox News as more states sign on to most favored nation pricing for some Medicaid prescriptions.
Please to announce that we're launching this program with the participations of all fifty states, red and blue.
President Trump moments ago, but just before that Oval Office event, a new First Amendment test. The President announcing three media outlets are being banned from the White House, singling out CNN, MS Now, and Politico over their coverage of him, his administration, and the country, calling them fake news and warning that other outlets will follow. Temporary order to restore access. This is each side of the aisle calls out the other as extreme ahead of the midterm elections.
This is not FDR's party, as much as we might wish it was.
Why did President Trump ban CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House?
It's not JFK's party, ladies and gentlemen, it's not even Bill Clinton's party. Today's Democrat Party has decided that this country needs to not be preserved and built upon, but this country needs to be utterly transformed.
Vice President J.D. Vance in Iowa, but House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says the Trump agenda is failing.
Iran is now stronger than they were before this conflict began. And most importantly, the American people are economically weaker. As a result of high gas prices, high diesel prices, and high food and grocery prices, the whole thing is a disgrace.
What impact are high gas, diesel, and food prices having on the U.S. economy?
The President says his policies are spurring investment, also insisting again this week that Iran is failing and wants to make a deal. He's expected to meet with Gulf allies on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly next week. A mixed finish on Wall Street, the Dow, down ninety-seven points at the bell. America is listening. A woman is found guilty in the death of a reporter ahead of last year's Super Bowl in Louisiana.
The Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office revealing Danette Colbert was convicted of negligent homicide and racketeering. Investigators say the 49-year-old drugged and robbed Adon Manzano when she met him in New Orleans last February and went back to his hotel room.
Who was convicted in the death of reporter Adon Manzano before the Super Bowl?
Manzano, a 27-year-old Missouri sports reporter, was in town to cover the Super Bowl. He was found dead days before the big game. An autopsy revealing he was unable to breathe after. After ingesting a fatal combination of alcohol and the depressant Xanax. Prosecutors say Colbert's accomplice, thirty five year old Ricky White, was also convicted of racketeering, saying the two spent years carrying out a criminal enterprise of drawing in victims with the promise of sex to drug and rob them.
The fight over Missouri's congressional map is not over, even though a US Supreme Court decision keeps an old map in place for now.
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments over Missouri's new congressional map, which tries to take the state from six GOP seats and two Democratic seats to seven Republican held congressional seats by carving up Emmanuel Cleaver's Kansas City District.
What are the legal battles over Missouri’s congressional map and its future?
Voters who signed the referendum demanding a vote on this map change say the Secretary of State unfairly rejected their lawful petition to vote on a new map. The Secretary of State, along with other Republicans, had tried to argue that the state constitution does not allow for a referendum on redistricting if lawmakers have already decided to redraw the map. But the state Supreme Court said the petition was lawful and valid, and the US Supreme Court stayed use of the new map more favorable to Republicans for now. Jessica Brosenthal, Fox News.
Recapping stocks, the Dow dropping ninety-six points, but the SP and the Nasdaq finish in the green. The Nasdaq the biggest gainer up one hundred four. That's a turnaround from earlier in the session, as oil prices dip back under one hundred dollars a barrel.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How are states using most‑favored‑nation pricing to cut Medicaid prescription costs?
0:03–0:55
2
Why did President Trump ban CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House?
0:55–1:31
3
What impact are high gas, diesel, and food prices having on the U.S. economy?
1:31–2:21
4
Who was convicted in the death of reporter Adon Manzano before the Super Bowl?
2:21–3:13
5
What are the legal battles over Missouri’s congressional map and its future?
3:13–3:55