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Both the House and Senate approved subsidies for young adult health insurance. -
The legislation plans to increase oversight over the massive windfall the state is getting from drug companies. -
The first hearings since litigation with companies will start after a judge awards abatement funds to the city. -
The Attorney General wants some of the money to fund enforcement unit. -
The cap could have devastating impacts on medical research. -
The state says the company knew the chemicals were dangerous as early as 1961. -
The states say a 38% decrease in the last year. -
The program saves young adults about $38 a month on premiums.
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The federal site went down as the Trump administration announced a freeze on federal grant funding. -
The bill would train every EMT on the administration of the drug.
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