Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker criticized special counsel Jack Smith after he laid three additional charges against former President Trump in a superseding indictment this week, calling the move “vindictive and petty.” “I think this last round of charges, to supersede this indictment, was to try to punish Donald Trump,” Whitaker said in a...
Welcome to The Hill's Health Care newsletter {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story FDA approves nonprofit's opioid overdose reversal drug The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first version of over-the-counter naloxone from a nonprofit company, a move that could bring cheap and even free doses of the opioid overdose...
The first 10 drugs selected for Medicare price negotiation will be announced by Sep. 1 and will set the stage for unprecedented government action regulating drug costs, with billions of dollars at stake and scores of patients standing to benefit. Once the initial batch of drugs chosen for negotiations are announced, the years-long negotiation process...
President Biden on Friday announced $345 million in military assistance for Taiwan, using an authority from Congress that draws weapons directly from U.S. stockpiles. The announcement was first published as a memorandum to the Secretary of State, directing the drawdown of “defense articles and services of the Department of Defense, and military education and training,...
A federal judge in Montana issued a temporary restraining order on Friday blocking the state from enforcing a law that bans certain drag performances, writing in an order that the law likely suffers from “constitutional maladies.” Montana’s House Bill 359, passed by the state’s majority Republican legislature and signed into law by GOP Gov. Greg Gianforte in May,...
Offshore wind development opponents are suing the state of New Jersey and energy developer Orsted over a large tax break the latter received from the former.
House Republicans received a second wind in launching an impeachment inquiry against the President this week after his son Hunter Biden's legal woes escalated.
The FBI said Friday that it is already seeing signs that bad actors around the world are using artificial intelligence as a tool to help them commit crimes.