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Health and Human Services (HHS) National Coordinator for Health IT Dr. Thomas Keane on Thursday explained to Breitbart News how the Trump administration’s new real-time prescription benefit technology rule could save patients hundreds of dollars per month and prevent the deaths of tens of thousands of Americans that do not fill prescriptions due to high drug prices. Healthcare costs typically rank among the highest economic concerns for most Americans, with just under half of American adults saying that it is difficult to afford healthcare costs, and 43 percent of adults saying they have not taken their prescription in the past…

New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) is facing social media backlash after using an X post to pledge that printers sold in her state “will be required to include software that blocks it from printing a firearm.” Hochul’s X post: Here are just a few of the responses Hochul’s post received: “Democrats are the fastest-growing gun safety threat in the country.” “People will just buy the printers in another State.” “Have you considered banning basements and garages to stop the construction of these ghost guns?” “Does she realize guns aren’t generally printed only certain components so good luck with ‘software’…

ALBANY, New York — With Democrats’ national redistricting calculus now in disarray over Friday’s court order blocking new Virginia maps, party leaders are looking to New York as a prime opportunity to keep pace with Republicans. But as top Democrats in the Empire State move ahead with their attempt to redraw lines in 2028, they’re also far more likely to pull their punches in the ongoing gerrymandering wars. The Supreme Court’s decision last week to end a key provision of the Voting Rights Act allows states to break up districts previously drawn to accommodate minority voters. Republicans in states like…

Berlin’s years of obedient Atlantic loyalty have ended in troop cuts, shelved missiles, and fresh humiliation from Washington Despite what Western mainstream media, think-tanks, and some propagandists with academic titles have been telling us, NATO-EU Europe has never “appeased” Russia.In reality, the NATO-EU European elites, with Germany among the leaders, have certainly appeased the US. Because you don’t end up with the Nord Stream scandal and US President Donald Trump’s Turnberry tariff diktat without a policy of irrationally self-damaging submission driven by shortsightedness and fear bordering on panic – that is, appeasement.And what has all that fear been about? In essence,…

A former Trump administration official removed an article from the National Review after it appears she did not disclose her apparent financial interest. Diana Furchtgott-Roth served during Trump’s first term as the deputy assistant secretary at the Department of Transportation (DOT). While serving for the administration, she oversaw a 2021 DOT report evaluating GPS backups and complementary Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) technologies. The study tested eleven different PNT systems across fourteen metrics and delivered a clear verdict: “All TRL-qualified vendors demonstrated some PNT performance of value, but only one vendor (NextNav) demonstrated PNT performance in all applicable use case scenarios.”…

Socialist President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva claimed on Thursday that President Donald Trump told him during his meeting that he has “no plans to invade Cuba.” President Trump held a private, closed-door meeting and lunch with Lula at the White House on Thursday that reportedly lasted for about three hours, before Lula departed to the Brazilian embassy in Washington. According to the head of the Brazilian presidency’s Secretariat of Communication, Lécio Portela Delgado, Lula requested a changed in Thursday’s schedule, which had originally called for an initial press conference at the White House between both heads of state before…

The Breitbart Business Digest Weekly Wrap: Wives, Crosses, Call Centers, and Capital Goods Welcome back to Friday! This is the Breitbart Business Digest’s weekly wrap, where we’ve been extremely productive all week but suspect that most of the upside of this enterprise is being captured by management rather than the workers. This week, the government reported productivity numbers that suggested that all that capital investment we’ve been seeing is paying off, especially in manufacturing. What’s more, it suggests that the tariff-doomers who predicted import duties would hurt output and efficiency were embarrassingly wrong. The Pope called his old bank and…

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) should be charged with inciting violence, President Donald Trump said on Thursday following the Democrat calling for “maximum warfare” in the nationwide redistricting fight and yet another assassination attempt that followed. “This lunatic, Hakeem ‘Low IQ’ Jeffries, should be charged with INCITING VIOLENCE! The Radical Left Democrats actually want to Destroy our Country. President DJT,” Trump wrote, sharing a side-by-side image showing Jeffries calling for “maximum warfare” and the would-be assassin prepping to run through a security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner just days later. Jeffries made the controversial remark…

Public spending is coming to the rescue for an economy that is facing severe structural problems After two years of recession, it seemed that Germany’s economy had stabilized in 2025 and was even inching in the direction of a return to growth. Sure, nobody was sounding the trumpets of a full-fledged recovery, but it seemed the worst had passed.That was, admittedly, before the US-Israeli war on Iran muddied those waters. But even apart from this black swan event, what has really been going on in the German economy deserves a closer look. After all, there are different ways of generating…

A judge has ruled the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) may keep 2020 election ballots seized during a search in Fulton County, Georgia, earlier this year. U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee denied a request for the original copies of the material to be returned after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) seized them in January, Reuters reported Thursday. “Boulee determined there were flaws in an FBI affidavit used to secure a judge’s permission for the search, but concluded that those shortcomings did not amount to ‘callous disregard’ for the county’s rights, the legal standard required to have the records returned,” the…