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Freshman Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D-N.Y.) is advocating a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs as the Blue Dog PAC takes maxed-out donations from the pharmaceutical industry.
The 19-member panel that advises the Congressional Budget Office on health policy is flush with health insurance, pharmaceutical, and hospital interests.
A review of the company's latest grantmaking report shows the company made large donations to groups, think tanks, and business associations that reject the reality and seriousness of the climate crisis
The bill is backed by both Trump and Pelosi, so McConnell is standing in the way of a major bipartisan breakthrough that could lower drug prices for millions of Americans.
Heidi Heitkamp’s One Country Project urges Democrats to take a moderate approach to climate change.
The special envoy to Ukraine tried to have it both ways: Trump hatchet man and honorable public servant. He failed at both.
A leaked email from CEO Nat Friedman attempts to placate employees who opposed doing business with the agency.
Crowley is one of several revolving-door influence peddlers who will host an upcoming fundraiser for Kennedy.
As the corporate bill mill wanes in influence, large businesses are taking matters into their own hands.
Sludge is seeking hundreds of new members as we face a potential shutdown. We need your help to stay afloat.
