Trump drug-price rule targets 340B markups, forecasting $1.1B in Medicare savings
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AP live updates report the Trump administration proposing a rule to bar hospitals from charging markups on discounted drugs for Medicare patients under the 340B program, potentially saving $1.1 billion next year; the feed also covers former CIA Director John Brennan's lawsuit to preserve records, Trump's maiden flight on a retrofitted Air Force One, his visit to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, and plans for Trump's Accounts that would give newborns $1,000.
- Live updates: Ex-CIA Director seeks court order requiring records from investigations be preserved AP News
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- Former CIA director John Brennan sues over Justice Dept. investigation The Washington Post
- Former CIA Director John Brennan sues Justice Dept., Trump officials over criminal probes CBS News
- Former CIA Director Brennan sues Trump administration over investigative records KATU
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