- AstraZeneca says vaccine delivery talks with EU to go ahead
- Mali army and French forces kill 100 extremists this month
- German governor apologizes for 'little Merkel' comment
- Zimbabwean journalist released on bail after weeks in prison
- US boosting vaccine deliveries amid complaints of shortages
- Belgium fears spread of Dutch riots over virus restrictions
- Google says North Korea-backed hackers sought cyber research
- China asks Indonesia to treat detained sailors fairly
- Asia Today: South Korea adds 559 cases, highest in 10 days
- Russian parliament OKs New START nuclear treaty extension
- Special Edition 1 16 17 National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund with End of Year Fatality report, National School Choice Week, AARP Advice for older job seekers, Taxes will be different this year
- Special Edition 1 9 and 10 Kevin Stewart, American Lung Association on RADON Awareness, Justin Behrens, of Keystone Mission, Karel Zubris, Luzerne County Sports Hall of Fame
- Special Edition 12 26 27 Motherhood has a new helper "Peanut", Travel safely this holiday season, Holidays can be tough for some.
- Special Edition 1 2 and 3 Deadline extension for "Pennie", Luzerne County Sports Hall of Fame helping the HIP Center, Volunteer with the American Red Cross
- NEPA Flood Warning- The Latest Info
- Special Edition 12 19 20 You can still Volunteer, Grace Palmer with the American Red Cross has details, also The Women's Resource Center and Equines for Freedom
- DA: Items belonging to slaying suspect found near remains
- special Edition 12 12 13 PennDOT gearing up for Winter, Holiday Heartburn? Oh NO! Working toward peace in 2021
- PA Child Care juvenile detention facility at center of scandal shut down
- Governor Wolf Announces New COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts
-
Friday Beer BuzzListen to the Friday Beer Buzz from 1-22-2021 -
Lackawanna CountyPresident Donald Trump on the Frank Andrews Show -
DemocratsRudy Giuliani on the Frank Andrews Show
-
Entertainment2020 Cookie Poll with Brian Busken of Busken Bakery
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., speaks during an interview at The Texas Tribune Festival on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Austin, Texas. (Nick Wagner/Austin American-Statesman via AP)
Trump and Pelosi aides talk drug costs despite impeachment
WASHINGTON (AP) — White House and Democratic officials are discussing details of House drug pricing legislation — even amid the raging impeachment battle.
Passing a law to curb prescription drug prices remains a top policy priority for both President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, despite her decision to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president's actions.
Both sides stressed they are not negotiating. House staffers on Tuesday explained how Pelosi's Medicare negotiations bill would work. White House aides asked questions.
Joe Grogan, a top policy adviser to Trump, called it "a very cordial and productive working session."
Even in the best of times, a drug bill would be a heavy lift for a divided Congress and the Trump White House, but Tuesday's talks show there's still some movement.