WASHINGTON, July 31 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday sent 17 letters to pharmaceutical companies' CEOs in an attempt to pressure them to lower drug prices within 60 days, ...

President Donald Trump gestures on the day he signs an executive order on prescription drug pricing during a press conference ...

The White House has released a statement following a letter to pharmaceutical manufacturers from President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump sent letters to 17 pharmaceutical CEOs demanding lower drug prices within 60 days, following an executive order signed earlier this year. According to the letter, the order is ...

Trump gave the companies 60 days to voluntarily comply, threatening to "deploy every tool in our arsenal to protect American ...

Pharmaceutical CEOs are on notice about sky-high drug prices as President Donald Trump demands a recalibration of what Americans are paying compared to other countries.

Individualized letters have gone out to 17 major pharmaceutical companies from President Trump, demanding that they cut their drug prices in the US. If they don't agree to comply by Sept. 29, the ...

In 17 identical letters posted to his Truth Social account, the president said companies must lower their prices or the ...

President Trump has urged leaders of 17 major pharmaceutical companies to cut U.S. prescription drug prices to match those ...

Trump signed an Executive Order May 12 directing the administration to take action to bring drug prices charged in the U.S.