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Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

Amazon launched its RxPass in 2023, giving Prime customers access to generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions for $5 a month on top of a Prime subscription. Now, Amazon is expanding the program to Prime members on Medicare...

United Federation of Teachers president Michael Mulgrew has withdrawn support for controversial changes to health care for thousands of retirees after his slate of allies got trounced in union elections last week.

If United Federation of Teachers boss Michael Mulgrew and the Municipal Labor Committee back out of their Medicare Advantage deal with the city, costing it $600 million a year, their members should make up the loss with pay cuts.

A raspy-voiced Biden appeared to freeze as he faced off with Trump during the first debate in Atlanta. After the apparent slip-up, Biden declared, “We finally beat Medicare,” before host Jake Tapper called time. “He was right. He did beat...

President Biden froze and then had a verbal blunder, saying he "beat Medicare," minutes after he kicked off his debate with former President Donald Trump on Thursday.

From verbal blunders and mumbled speech, NY Post reporter Victor Nava recaps President Joe Biden’s dismal debate performance against Donald Trump. Biden froze and then had a verbal blunder, saying he “beat Medicare,” minutes after he kicked off...

White House officials said Wednesday night they expect US taxpayers to save $6 billion on the new prices, while older Americans could save roughly $1.5 billion on their medications.

(The Center Square) – Former President Donald Trump laid out his economic policies and vision for the country at a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday, promising to keep intact the Affordable Care Act, Social Security and Medicare. “A lot of...

There's a good reason Kamala Harris is suddenly running away from her previous support of Medicare for All: Such single-payer systems haven't worked elsewhere — and it's not what US voters want.

“Social security and Medicare are promises that we have made to our seniors, promises we need to keep,” Wisconsin Rep. Bryan Steil said during a town hall meeting.

Appearing on ABC’s “The View” Tuesday, Kamala Harris proposed “a historic new Medicare at Home benefit” to “cover home care for the first time.”

In what may be the most damning sign of fundamental cynicism, Kamala Harris last week proposed a new Medicare home-health-care entitlement to be “paid for” with . . . fairy dust, basically.