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Commentary Commentary Prescription Drug Prices Are a Problem – But TrumpRx Is Not the Solution Prescription Drug Prices Are a Problem – But TrumpRx Is Not the Solution March 26, 2026, at 3:18 p.m.

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By Victor Roy, Mara Heneghan
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
The Trump administration's new drug program does little in the way of lowering prices. Scott Olson | Getty Images A page on the TrumpRx site is displayed. Millions of people across the U.S. ration and skip medicines because of an unaffordable system shaped by powerful corporate actors.
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How Medicaid and Medicare Cuts Will Hurt Everyone's Health Care

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By Gabe Fenigsohn, Victor Roy, Sally Pipes
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
The Republican cost-cutting mantra these days is to slash and burn – and worry about the collateral damage to the American people later. The House budget resolution that passed last night demands that the congressional committee that oversees Medicare and Medicaid cut $880 billion in spending over the next decade, an order that would require substantial cuts to the entitlement programs that more than 130 million Americans rely on for health care.
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Here’s How States Can Lead the Way in Fixing What Ails Health Care

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By Elliott S. Fisher, Alena D. Berube, Victor Roy, Arianne Shadi Kourosh
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
As Americans celebrate or cower watching the release of executive orders and federal funding freezes that may well change their lives, state legislatures are meeting across the country, and health care is a high priority. State action will be essential if we are to preserve affordable access to high quality health care for all – rich or poor, urban or rural.
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