Punchbowl
PUNCHBOWL NEWS is a news community that operates on a membership basis, created by journalists and bestselling authors JAKE SHERMAN and ANNA PALMER, with the collaboration of seasoned Capitol Hill reporter JOHN BRESNAHAN. The name Punchbowl comes from the Secret Service's nickname for the Capitol. Our guiding principles are Power, People, and Politics. We are dedicated to covering the individuals in Washington who drive decision-making and the news that influences political landscapes. Through Punchbowl events, you can gain deeper insights into the happenings in Washington and its leadership. Become a member of our community today.
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5 days ago |
punchbowl.news | Jake Sherman
For too long, Big Pharma put Americans last – keeping drug prices high in the U.S. and lower in other wealthy countries. While they protect their profits, Americans struggle. Why are we getting a bad deal? Learn more.
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1 week ago |
punchbowl.news | Jake Sherman
For too long, Big Pharma put Americans last – keeping drug prices high in the U.S. and lower in other wealthy countries. While they protect their profits, Americans struggle. Why are we getting a bad deal? Learn more.
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1 week ago |
punchbowl.news | Jake Sherman
For too long, Big Pharma put Americans last – keeping drug prices high in the U.S. and lower in other wealthy countries. While they protect their profits, Americans struggle. Why are we getting a bad deal? Learn more.
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2 weeks ago |
punchbowl.news | Max Cohen
American families may not know the fire risk that sits in the apartment next door. But uncertified, dangerous e-bike batteries have caused fires that have taken lives and homes. The Senate can vote now on a bipartisan, House-passed bill and protect families from these devastating fires.
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2 weeks ago |
punchbowl.news | Jake Sherman
American families may not know the fire risk that sits in the apartment next door. But uncertified, dangerous e-bike batteries have caused fires that have taken lives and homes. The Senate can vote now on a bipartisan, House-passed bill and protect families from these devastating fires.
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