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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330 published storiesTrump Made the Oval Office a Monument, but Future Presidents Can Still Change It
The Oval Office is now a national monument. That sounds final. It is not.
Read the full story →Boebert trails by 0.9 points as her campaign questions the count
Lauren Boebert is trailing Democrat Eileen Laubacher by 0.9 percentage points with more than 97 percent of the vote counted in Colorado’s 4th Congressional.
Read the full story →House Republicans Are Getting Ready for What Comes Next
The House Republican leadership is asking its committee chairs to prepare, before the party loses its majority, for the investigations it expects Democrats to.
Read the full story →Trump’s Oval Office Order Says Something, But Not What Kimmel Says It Says
Jimmy Kimmel looked at President Trump’s new order protecting the Oval Office and saw a president getting ready to go.
Read the full story →Democrats May Hold the Next Supreme Court Seat
The Supreme Court already has six conservative justices. President Donald Trump appointed three of them.
Read the full story →Abdul El-Sayed Called JD Vance “Habibi.” The Word Carries More Than One Message
“JD, habibi.” Those two words were the part of Abdul El-Sayed’s victory speech that people kept replaying after Michigan’s Senate election.
Read the full story →The Oval Office Is Now a National Monument. What Does That Protect?
The Oval Office and Cabinet Room are now protected as a national monument, but the rooms can still be redecorated.
Read the full story →Two Justices, One Election, and a Court Everyone Is Watching
The first thing that changes after an election is usually not the law. It is the arithmetic.
Read the full story →Haley Stevens Lost, Then Said Her Regret Was Backing the Winner
Haley Stevens spent the final days of Michigan’s Senate race backing the Republican. Then Abdul El-Sayed won.
Read the full story →Republicans Lost. The Democrats Also Ran Better.
The first instinct after a bad election is to find something outside the party to blame. A president dragged everyone down. The maps were unfair.
Read the full story →Republicans Lost Places They Thought Were Safe
The first thing that stands out is not that Republicans lost. Parties lose midterms. It is where they lost.
Read the full story →Pete Hegseth may face an impeachment vote before the new Congress even arrives
The Pentagon’s top civilian leader could face a House impeachment vote within days, while the country is still sorting through what the midterm elections just.
Read the full story →Democrats Led Seven Senate Polls. Then the Votes Began.
The final New York Times surveys put Democrats ahead in Senate races from Michigan to Texas, Kansas, Maine, Ohio, Alaska and Iowa.
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