by Al Weaver – 09/16/24 6:00 AM ET
Senate Democrats are trying to put Republicans in a bind as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) plans to hold another vote on in vitro fertilization access this week, a move that comes after former President Trump’s call for insurance companies to cover such treatments divided his supporters.
Democrats have felt the wind at their back on the subject for months, and Trump’s call is prompting a second vote on the same bill in a matter of months.
The Department of Labor is poised to encourage employers to offer standalone insurance for in-vitro fertilization by expanding exemptions to certain legal requirements in the
Social and religious conservatives spent more than a year lobbying first the Trump campaign and then the administration against mandating or subsidizing insurance coverage of
The Trump administration has entered into a most-favored-nation pricing deal with the manufacturer of several commonly-used fertility drugs in an effort to lower the cost
