Medicare Advantage Members Are Left Out of the $90 Rebate
A $90 payment is reaching millions of Medicare beneficiaries this month. It is meant to help with the rising cost of Part B premiums.
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Katie Zacharia was named White House press secretary on October 9. Five days later, she confirmed that she had never passed a bar exam.
Read the full story →President Trump said he could still open criminal investigations into former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and former.
Read the full story →Ground beef cost $6.79 a pound last month. In January 2025, when President Donald Trump returned to office, it was $5.55.
Read the full story →A protester at President Donald Trump’s rally in Youngstown, Ohio, was attacked in the stands, and no one has been arrested. That is the part I cannot put down.
Read the full story →Susan Dell went to the White House to talk about children’s investment accounts. Within days, much of the public conversation had shifted to her appearance.
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Read the full story →The question was simple enough: where did White House press secretary Katie Zacharia pass the bar exam?
Read the full story →President Trump says inflation has fallen to 1.7 percent.
Read the full story →Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home in the final weeks of her reelection campaign, and the timing is hard to set aside.
Read the full story →Federal agents searched Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., home before dawn on Monday, and by midmorning people were quoting her own words back at her.
Read the full story →A month ago, a poll had Gina Hinojosa ahead of Gov. Greg Abbott in Texas.
Read the full story →President Donald Trump looked at Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, and offered an assessment no basketball coach would put.
Read the full story →James Talarico was absent from the Texas Senate campaign trail for nine days, and the explanation turned out to be ordinary: he had the flu.
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