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WASHINGTON—President Trump on Tuesday unveiled a direct-to-consumer website for Americans to buy drugs, dubbed TrumpRx, and announced that Pfizer plans to offer some of its drugs on the site at a reduced rate.

The largest drug lobby on Monday rolled out a slate of commitments including U.S. manufacturing investments and a direct purchase website, but fell short of President Donald Trump’s demand that they offer Americans drugs at the prices they charge other nations.

House Republicans have proposed deep cuts to the Education Department’s budget for fiscal 2026 ahead of Tuesday’s subcommittee markup of the bill to fund the agency.

Thousands of Medicare recipients will have to wait longer to get some price relief on the expensive cancer drugs they depend on for treatment, while others might not get any reprieve at all.

President Donald Trump’s redistricting bonanza may have met its match in Indiana. The Trump administration’s political allies in D.C. believe Republicans could squeeze at least one more GOP seat out of the state. They’re quietly exploring their options, according to multiple sources. But it’s unclear if anyone in the Hoosier State is on board.

LAS VEGAS — Rep. Jason Smith (R-Mo.) is backing the White House’s campaign to redraw the congressional map in his home state so that Republicans will control seven of the eight seats.

President Trump is employing the vast power of his office to redefine criminality to suit his needs — using pardons to inoculate criminals he happens to like, downplaying corruption and fraud as crimes, and seeking to stigmatize political opponents by labeling them criminals.

Voters were more likely to approve of President Trump’s job performance if they had not been following some of the major news stories of his first 100 days in office, a recent New York Times/Siena College poll found.