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The First 9 Drugs Picked for Biden’s Medicare Price Negotiations

These medications have been targeted for price negotiations with pharmaceutical companies, the start of the Biden administration’s push to slash Medicare’s prescription drug costs. On the list are diabetes treatments and blood thinners.

John Harrington · 3 years ago

How Idalia Ranks Among The Most Powerful Hurricanes of All Time

Hurricane Idalia made landfall close to Keaton Beach on Florida’s Gulf Coast yesterday. It briefly was upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane before being downgraded back to Category 3. More than 200,000 Floridians and…

Thomas Frohlich · 3 years ago

Guns Used by the Chinese Special Forces

Many armies in the world have elite special forces units capable of carrying out special operations, tasks, and missions. While the United States is considered to have some of the most effective special forces…

Chris Lange · 3 years ago

Why Did the FBI Open Files on These 20 Famous People?

After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the U.S. government created the Department of Homeland Security, and the American public started hearing terms such as “No Fly List” and “terrorist watchlist.” Government surveillance of both foreign…

John Harrington · 3 years ago

US Senators Who Lost the Most Popularity

The U.S. Senate is the most powerful lawmaking body in the United States, and in recent years, it has become one of the most dysfunctional and least trusted institutions in American government. Decades of…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Popular Fast Foods That Are Real Calorie Bombs

Most people who go to fast food restaurants are aware that they are not likely to get a super healthy, or even mildly healthy, meal. Fast foods are famous for being high in calories,…

Hristina Byrnes · 3 years ago

States Where the COVID-19 Surge Is the Worst Right Now

As the latest variants – EG.5 (also called Eris) and the newly emergent BA.2.86 strain (nicknamed Pirola) – push COVID-19 cases to new levels across America, and some local hospitals, schools, and businesses are…

Hristina Byrnes · 3 years ago

33 Civil War Forts You Can Still Visit

In the years before the start of the Civil War, marked by the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter, the U.S. military was already constructing defensive fortifications around major cities, often along coasts. This was…

247patrick · 3 years ago

This American City Has Run Out of Homes for Sale

This July, there were 20.8% fewer newly listed homes for sale than during July last year. Although active inventory has grown since June at a normal seasonal rate, there were still 45,000 fewer listings…

247patrick · 3 years ago

Best Independent Sandwich Shop in Every State

The USDA reports that 47% of U.S. adults eat a sandwich on any given day. The agency does include burgers, hot dogs, and breakfast sandwiches (on biscuits, croissants, and bagels) in their calculations –…

247patrick · 3 years ago

The 26 Guns in the US Army Arsenal

The Army is the oldest branch of the U.S. military, established even before the founding of the country. At that time, most soldiers were equipped with muskets and swords. Nearly 250 years later, the…

Chris Lange · 3 years ago

This Is the Person Who Owns the Most Land in America

Claims that Chinese entities were buying U.S. farmland at an alarming rate has led state and federal lawmakers from both ruling political parties to call for regulating and even stripping away foreign ownership of…

247patrick · 3 years ago

This Military Has the Most Guns

According to the latest available comparable data, there are at least 133 million military firearms in 177 of the world’s countries. These firearms make up the largest pool of centrally controlled weapons stockpiles and…

247patrick · 3 years ago