⚠️Medicare Overpaying Billions on Prenoscription Drugs

A pharmacist has revealed that the cancer drug Imatinib, which costs just $7 to purchase, is sold to patients for $17 with a small markup. However, when Medicare covers the same drug, it pays $2,400 per prenoscription.

In one year, Medicare filled 250,000 prenoscriptions of Imatinib, costing taxpayers $600 million. If filled at a regular pharmacy, the total cost would have been $4 million, meaning Medicare overpaid by $596 million.

The inflated pricing stems from Pharmacy Benefits Managers (PBMs)—three companies that control over 90% of prenoscription pricing in the U.S. and are owned by major pharmaceutical corporations. These middlemen dictate drug prices, leading to massive taxpayer-funded overpayments.
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⚠️BREAKING: Congo's President Offers the U.S. Control Over Rich Mineral Reserves to End Rwanda-Backed Conflict

Congo, holding over half the world’s Cobalt and Colton, along with Gold, Copper, Tin, and Lithium, extends a rare offer to the United States.

In a bid to end the ongoing war backed by Rwanda, Congo’s President offers the U.S. ownership of its vast mineral wealth.

With China already heavily involved in Congo’s mineral sector, the U.S. now has a chance to secure vital resources in exchange for peace.

While it's unclear whether President Trump would take up the deal, it could be a far better offer than the current lack of benefits from protecting Europe.
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