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From gas prices to grocery bills: How Trump’s economic policies are giving Democrats a new midterm campaign weapon
Rising living costs are becoming a focal point for Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters are linking these economic pressures to the policies of Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers. Democratic candidates are spending millions on advertisements highlighting tariffs and the Iran war's financial impact. In response, Republicans are focusing on other issues while trying to distance themselves from Trump.
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Pfizer agrees to lower prescription drug costs for Medicaid in a deal with Trump
Pfizer agreed to lower drug costs and invest $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing following a deal with the Trump administration. The drugmaker will implement "most-favored-nation" pricing for Medicaid and new drugs, matching international low prices. This move supports Trump's long-standing effort to reduce drug expenses and boost domestic production.
From coverage to crisis? How Trump’s tax package could strip millions of Medicaid benefit
With Trump's tax cuts extended and Medicaid restrictions tightened, the bill is poised to redraw the contours of America’s healthcare landscape. Its long-term impact will depend on how states choose to implement the new rules.
US abortion rates rise three years after Dobbs' new ruling on Roe vs Wade, here's why
Three years post-Dobbs, the U.S. abortion landscape is evolving unexpectedly. Abortion rates remain steady, driven by medication abortion and telehealth, challenging pro-life expectations. The focus shifts to defunding Planned Parenthood and restricting abortion pills, while pro-choice groups leverage shield laws and ballot initiatives to protect access, creating a divided nation.
How Senate Republicans want to change tax breaks in Trump's big bill
House and Senate Republicans are working on a massive tax and spending cuts bill, but they disagree on key provisions. Differences include the size of the child tax credit, state and local tax deductions, and clean energy tax credits. The House and Senate also differ on deductions for tips, overtime, and interest paid on auto loans.
US: Republican crackdown on aid to immigrants would hit American citizens
Donald Trump's administration is trying to limit immigrant families' access to welfare programs. Republicans want to remove incentives for illegal immigration. Changes would affect children of non-citizen parents. A tax bill would limit the child tax credit. It would also tighten eligibility for federal health insurance. Agencies are restricting access to programs.
Republicans proposing nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and food stamps. Will you be impacted?
House Republicans are proposing significant cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, totaling nearly $1 trillion, to advance President Trump's policy goals. These cuts could lead to millions of Americans losing access to critical benefits, shifting costs to states and potentially impacting hospitals and local economies. The proposed changes include stricter work requirements and reduced federal funding.
What's in Trump's big bill? Money for migrant clampdown but tax breaks and program cuts hit 'bumps'
The US Congress is working on Donald Trump's bill. It includes tax cuts and spending changes. Funding will increase for border security and defense. Republicans aim to pass it by Memorial Day. The bill faces hurdles in committees. It will then go to the Senate. Democrats oppose the 'extreme Republican agenda'. The bill covers immigration, defense, student loans, and energy.
Here's what's in, what's out of the debt limit bill to avert US default
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are pushing a 99-page bill to suspend the US debt limit through 2025, avoiding federal default while limiting government spending and funding medical care for veterans. Lawmakers have begun scrutinizing and debating the legislation. The bill would keep non-defence spending roughly flat in the 2024 fiscal year and increase it by 1% in the following year, while also requiring Congress to approve 12 annual spending bills.
U.S. cities, left behind in COVID-19 aid, look for lifeline in Joe Biden era
In the midst of cutbacks in workforce and emergency services and growing poverty, U.S. cities, especially the smaller ones, are hoping the next round of stimulus includes them and that President-elect Joe Biden advocates for them when he takes office on Jan. 20.
Air ambulance giant Air Medical Group Holdings to foray in India with Aviators Air Rescue
An air ambulance is a helicopter that is equipped with an approved flight stretcher, specialised medical equipment and medication to treat a patient.
Air Medical Group Holdings, world's largest air ambulance provider, plans to start India services by next year
Air ambulances are especially helpful when the patient is in a critical condition and is a fair distance away from medical assistance.
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