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Congress Sends Biden Bill to Fund Health Agencies, Avoiding Shutdown Until March

Washington, D.C. – As the end of the year approaches, Congress has taken action to prevent a government shutdown and provide funding for health agencies. A stopgap bill has been passed to keep the government funded until March, sending the legislation to President Biden’s desk for approval. The decision to pass the bill comes after multiple delays and concerns about a potential shutdown, which could have had widespread implications for various government agencies and departments. …

Retirement Security Rule Protects Workers’ Savings, Biden Administration Announces

Washington, D.C. – The Biden-Harris administration has recently announced significant changes to the Retirement Security Rule to protect the interests of millions of workers diligently saving for retirement. The U.S. Department of Labor finalized the rule with updates to the definition of an investment advice fiduciary, underlining the importance of providing reliable and honest guidance to retirement savers. Under the new rule, trusted investment advice providers are required to offer prudent and loyal recommendations, free …

“Economy” Biden Takes Aim at Trump’s Economic Record

WILMINGTON, Del. – President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump’s economic record, accusing him of failing to deliver the benefits of a strong economy to the American people during a speech in North Carolina. Biden, speaking at an event in Raleigh, North Carolina, argued that Trump’s economic policies primarily benefitted the wealthy, citing the disparities in income and job growth throughout the country. He specifically called attention to the stock market, suggesting that Trump’s …

Medicare Advantage Program Slashed Despite Biden Vow: Impact on 33 Million Seniors

Washington D.C., USA – During the recent State of the Union Address, President Biden made a firm promise to protect Medicare benefits for all seniors. However, despite this pledge, the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services (CMS) have implemented cuts to the Medicare Advantage program, affecting 33 million seniors across the country. In a recent hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra faced tough questions from lawmakers regarding the cuts …

Johnson Defies Biden, Casts Doubt on Border Deal for Ukraine Aid

Washington, D.C. – As the political tug-of-war over Ukraine aid and border security continues, Senator Johnson stands firm in his opposition to a proposed deal, defying the Biden administration’s efforts to unlock the much-needed assistance. The negotiations between Congress and the White House have hit a roadblock, with no clear resolution in sight. The standoff has sparked tensions between lawmakers, with House and Senate Republicans at odds over the issue. Johnson’s unwavering stance on border …

Healthcare Right or Privilege? Biden and Harris Discuss Future Plans in North Carolina

RALEIGH, North Carolina – Speaking in North Carolina, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the importance of healthcare accessibility for all. President Biden echoed her sentiments, envisioning a future where healthcare is a fundamental right, striving to expand upon Obamacare to achieve this goal. However, the concept of declaring healthcare as a right is not a new idea. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948 also includes the right to …

Medicare Advantage Cuts by Biden Prompt Backlash – WSJ Report

Washington, DC – President Biden’s recent policy decisions have led to significant changes in the Medicare Advantage program. The adjustments in the program aim to enhance transparency and efficiency in healthcare services for seniors across the United States. This alteration comes as a part of Biden’s overall healthcare agenda, emphasizing the importance of affordable and accessible healthcare for all. The Medicare Advantage program is a crucial component of the nation’s healthcare system, providing coverage to …

Agency Power Ruling: Impact on Biden Administration, Climate Policy, and Separation of Powers

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Supreme Court is preparing to hear two cases regarding the future of a cornerstone principle in administrative law known as Chevron deference. This doctrine has been a crucial factor in judicial rulings concerning government actions. The outcome of these cases could have a significant impact on the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches, raising concerns about the potential limitation of a president’s policymaking authority. If the Court rules …

Biden: White House Downplays Accusation of GOP Killing Millions by Slashing Affordable Care Act

Washington, D.C. – The White House sought to downplay President Biden’s recent remarks where he appeared to accuse House Republicans of “killing millions of Americans” by cutting the Affordable Care Act. Speaking at an event in the nation’s capital, the president criticized House Republicans for proposing budget cuts to care-giving programs. During his speech, Biden also took a swipe at former President Trump and his supporters, alleging their desire to terminate the Affordable Care Act …

Healthcare Clash: Trump vs. Biden on Insurance Coverage, COVID Response, and Drug Prices

Washington, D.C. – The stark contrast between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden on health care issues highlights a key difference between the two major presidential candidates. Over the past four years, Biden has championed the Democratic Party’s longstanding goal of ensuring universal health insurance coverage through government intervention. In contrast, Trump pursued a more traditional GOP approach aimed at dismantling such coverage, ultimately falling short in his efforts. The response to …