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House, Senate Spar Over Reducing Drug Prices

There’s overwhelming support among Democrats for finally allowing Medicare to negotiate with drug companies. But the details matter.

As reconciliation elements get marked up, we see the consequences of tying spending and revenue together.

by Lee Harris September 8, 2021

Tech billionaires are pushing for funding to prep for future pandemics. Why not the left?

He mumbles about inflation to try and stop a bill that’s primarily concerned with reducing inflation.

TAP

Today on TAP: Climate change has already demonstrated the need for infrastructure spending

Thoughts on a flooded country, a theocratic state, and a creaking democracy

Cycling gained popularity during the pandemic, but efforts to revamp city streets to accommodate both cars and bikes met with mixed success.

Before she got hired to run a dark-money outfit, she advocated for tax hikes on dynastic wealth. Now, she’s against them.

We have difficulty handing out money intended for people who need it. And that’s just the beginning.

How does the Senate majority leader’s own $200 billion China bill fit into the equation?