Price check on The Garden State. New Jersey has officially become the first state to place a one-year moratorium on electronic shelf labels, also known as ESLs, as Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed into law the Fair Price Protection Act. The newly signed bill bans surveillance pricing — where businesses have…
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New White House data obtained by FOX Business shows that Americans have saved more than $700 million on prescription medications using TrumpRx.gov and most-favored-nation pricing. More than 800 brand-name and generic medications from the 17 largest pharmaceutical companies can be found on the website with transparent pricing.Praluent, a powerful cholesterol medication, will be added to TrumpRx.gov on Friday. The drug helps reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack for patients. US SHOULDERS DISPROPORTIONATE COST…
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A pal of tragic teen Nolan Wells begged him to “get the f–k on the boat” before he was left behind on Horn Island, his self-described “best friend” has claimed. Wells, 18, went missing during a Fourth of July boat trip to the barrier island 10 miles off Mississippi’s Gulf…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., has endorsed Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate primary candidate Abdul El-Sayed, describing him as “a fighter.”El-Sayed expressed his gratitude Thursday for the senator’s backing.”Senator Tina Smith has been a fighter for working people in the US Senate,” he said…
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Some Amazon Prime customers have days remaining to file claims for refunds of up to $51 under the company’s $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Claims must be submitted by July 27, 2026, through the official settlement website. The deadline applies to eligible consumers who have not already…
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Call it a boarding bust. Airlines can charge customers a “no-show” fee if a passenger has skipped out on their flight. Experts at Going.com shared that a typical no-show fee can range anywhere from $100 up to $200. Although, the price will depend on the airline and fare class. For…
