Transparency is certainly not a panacea for solving health care cost growth, and may turn out to have a limited effect on its own. But more transparency is an important step for facilitating many new cost-cutting reforms, and a first step toward helping consumers play a better role in driving down costs.

The common throughline of the Trump administration's misdeeds — including the ICE shooting and Venezuela strike — is Congress' refusal to stop it.

CALLING ON CONGRESS TO LOWER HEALTHCARE COSTS: Today, President Donald J. Trump called on Congress to enact the Great Healthcare Plan, a comprehensive plan to lower drug prices, lower insurance premiums, hold big insurance companies accountable, and maximize price transparency.

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced a new legislative proposal aimed at draining the swamp, restoring public trust in Congress, and curbing Congressional insider trading by increasing transparency and accountability around Congressional stock trading.

Congress is hopelessly divided over solutions to fix America’s broken health care system. Last month, competing health care reform bills from Senate Democrats and Republicans failed to garner the support needed to pass.

"It's a multi-step process. The good part is the report and the recommendation is essentially a recipe for how to bake the cake," said Aram gavoor.