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CVS drug plans will cover new OTC birth control pill for free

CVS prescription drug plans will cover the first nonprescription birth control pill in the U.S., eliminating a potential cost barrier for many women.  The company’s pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), CVS Caremark, said Opill will be added to its preventive services oral contraceptives list for April 2024, meaning it will be covered at no cost for...

Billionaire donors plan to shower Trump with millions in April: ‘fundraising juggernaut’

High-roller GOP donors are beginning to coalesce around former President Donald Trump as his presidential campaign is set to hold several events with big names in the upcoming weeks.

ACLU threatens to sue Georgia over election bill conservatives praise as ‘commonsense’ reform

The Georgia legislature passed new election ballot reforms that could have a big impact in the 2024 election in the key battleground state, should Gov. Brian Kemp sign them into law.

Spike in number of illegal Chinese immigrants becoming US national security issue

The number of Chinese nationals coming to the U.S. border and crossing illegally has surged significantly since FY 2021, according to government figures.

Melania Trump returns to campaign trail with pro-LGBT Republican event appearance: report

Former first lady Melania Trump will make her first campaign appearance this month when she attends an event held by the Log Cabin Republicans, a pro-LGBT Republican group.

Earthquake interrupts UN meeting on Middle East

Earthquake interrupts UN meeting on Middle East lead image

‘They can recommend what they want,’ but Trump is setting policy from position of strength

After the House Republican Study Committee released an election-year policy package last month proposing to raise the retirement age, John McLaughlin, a veteran pollster...

House GOP Ukraine skeptics draw battle lines ahead of funding fight

House Freedom Caucus Republicans and their allies are staking out their positions on U.S. funding for Ukraine after Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., signaled the issue would come up in the next several weeks.

Dem hit with $15 million border-related ad blitz in ‘toss-up’ Senate race

A conservative group is dropping $15.2 million on ads against Democrat Sen. Jon Tester in Montana, specifically highlighting border and immigration issues.

NYC Mayor Adams ripped for late emergency text alert following earthquake

New York City Mayor Adams is being panned online after the city waited 30 minutes to put out an alert about Friday morning's earthquake.

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