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Great find! Here’s another culprit in Ohio: Five Rivers Health Centers.
Five Rivers calls itself a charity for poor people in Dayton, Ohio, but their own numbers tell a different story. They just finished building the largest FQHC facility in Ohio, a brand new $31 million campus, and they’ve curated an impressive art collection of over 125 pieces hanging in their clinics, with more acquisitions on the way.
They also are using the 340B program to pad their bottom line. They buy drugs at cost, then mark them up over 150%, turning $9 million in medication costs into $23 million in pharmacy revenue. That profit has more than quadrupled since 2021.
They’re using the same playbook as the group in California, they partner with 90 contract pharmacies, most of them big national chains like CVS, some as far away as Arizona and Florida. Not exactly a local safety-net clinic serving Dayton's poor.
And while all this money rolls in, their CEO just happens to be the Chair of the Ohio Association of Community Health Centers, which is the very lobbying group fighting to keep 340B exactly as it is without any reform.
A $31 million building. An impressive art collection. Millions in drug markups. And a direct line to the lobbyists protecting the program they're abusing.
This is what we’re up against. @realDonaldTrump and his administration is right to call for major reform to this program.
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There is a massive scandal the media isn't talking about. Money intended to help poor and sick patients afford medicine is being misappropriated by Five Rivers Health Centers in Ohio! Using the 340B program, they bought $9 million in drugs, billed out $23 million, and used the difference to fund a $31 million campus and a 125-piece art collection.
All while their CEO was chairing the lobbying group fighting to keep 340B untouched. This program needs major reform!
We aren't going to put up with the abuse anymore.
“Mayor Mamdani pulled through 3 solid Communists.”
President Trump is taking a victory lap after a night of primary wins while also blasting NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Trump mocked what he called the media’s praise for Mamdani, writing, “Congratulations Mr. Mayor!” before turning the focus to his own record.
“I went 16-0 last night,” Trump said, adding that his endorsements have produced 259 primary victories over the past two years with “almost no losses” — saying the media has given it “Zero” attention.
A JPMorgan DEI executive emptied a full trash can into the street during the Knicks championship parade. Now she’s out of a job.
The woman seen in the now-viral video dumping a Knicks-colored trash can along New York City’s parade route has been identified as Angie Baez, a financial industry executive.
After the New York Post contacted JPMorgan Chase about the incident, the company confirmed she is no longer employed there.
Baez wasn’t the only one causing chaos in the city, fans climbed cars, trucks, and anything else they could find to celebrate.
The fringe of the Democratic Party is starting to move front and center.
The results of New York’s primary elections are the latest warning sign for establishment Democrats, as the state saw a socialist sweep of Mamdani-backed picks.
All three candidates endorsed by NYC's mayor won despite their radical platforms, signaling a potential shift in the party’s direction and raising new questions about its future.
@AlexisMcAdamsTV explains the fallout from New York’s primary elections and how this new playbook could impact November.
President Trump told Fox News that U.S. inspectors will join the IAEA in inspecting Iranian nuclear sites.
The President said there is no rush in getting to the material since it's buried underground in the aftermath of Operation Midnight Hammer.
"They've agreed to it, they've agreed to the inspectors," the President said.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, during a press conference earlier today, echoed the U.S. position that inspections will take place .
"This is going to happen," Grossi said.