Senate Passes President’s “Big, Beautiful Bill”

Vice President Vance voted to break the 50-50 tie. Vice President JD Vance voted to break the 50-50 Senate tie to pass President Donald Trump’s “One, Big, Beautiful…

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FDA Expands Approval for RSV Vaccine for Adults Under 60

Without a CDC director, the approval depends on the HHS secretary to endorse it. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of Moderna’s Respiratory Syncytial Virus…

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CEO Convicted in $1B Medicare Fraud Scheme Targeting Seniors and Veterans

The executive and co-conspirators used fake medical orders and illegal kickbacks to exploit federal healthcare programs A federal jury has convicted Gary Cox, 79, CEO of Power Mobility…

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House Energy and Commerce Committee Releases Budget Proposal

Members are divided on how to handle Medicaid funding. The House Energy and Commerce Committee released markups for the proposed federal budget on Sunday night, with the majority…

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Acting Commissioner Clarifies Findings on Those Listed on SSA Rolls

Millions of people listed above the age of 100 had the date of death field set to “false.” Acting Commissioner Lee Dudek of the Social Security Administration (SSA)…

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SEC Opens Applications for Investor Advisory Committee

Available positions include at-large members and senior citizen representatives. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is accepting applications for its Investor Advisory Committee, which was created under the…

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President Trump Pardons Pro-Life Activists

He states, “They should not have been prosecuted.” President Donald Trump pardoned 23 pro-life protestors who were convicted under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act by…

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President Biden Signs Social Security Fairness Act

The legislation improves benefits for public service retirees but raises concerns over Social Security’s solvency. President Biden signed the Social Security Fairness Act this past weekend. The legislation…

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Representatives Call for Transparency, Term Limits Over Health of Aging Elected Officials

Congressman Torres says, “Incapacitation… should be disclosed to the public.“ After Congresswoman Kay Granger of Texas missed voting in the House of Representatives for roughly six months, it…

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Medicare Cost for 64 Drugs Decreases

The savings under the Inflation Reduction Act are anticipated to benefit 853,000 enrollees. Starting January 1, 2025, Medicare enrollees will see reduced coinsurance rates for 64 drugs under…

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