Anna Edney

A federal judge in Fort Worth could rule any day on whether Obamacare is unconstitutional. Then what?

The lobbying groups aren't happy about President Donald Trump's plan to borrow from Europe's system of paying for some high-cost drugs.

President Donald Trump's administration proposed cutting what Medicare pays for many costly drugs to match lower prices paid by European countries.

Drugmakers have said that disclosing list prices without additional context would be confusing to patients.

A proposed regulation by HHS would address drug-pricing transparency in the U.S. Medicare and Medicaid systems.

"I'd like a lawsuit to be brought against these companies that are really sending opioids at a level -- it shouldn't be happening," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting.

Starting next year, private insurers that provide coverage through Medicare Advantage will have the power to bargain over drugs administered in doctor's offices or hospitals.

The Trump administration moved swiftly in the past 24 hours to implement pieces of its plan to bring down drug prices.