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was filed in June by Merck, Eli Lilly, Amgen and the Association of National Advertisers, which said the rule would mislead patients about how much they have to pay for medication and that the department had exceeded its authority.HHS said it was disappointed with the ruling and would work with the Department of Justice on next steps related to litigation."President Trump and Secretary Azar remain focused on lowering drug prices and empowering patients through more transparency in healthcare costs," said Caitlin Oakley, spokeswoman for the agency, referring to HHS Secretary Alex Azar.Lowering drug prices has been a central focus of President Donald Trump, as well as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. Experts, however, have questioned the usefulness of providing the list prices of medicine in ads, as most people with insurance pay far less. They fear that advertising list prices may scare patients away from drugs they could afford with their health insurance coverage.Azar served as president of Lilly USA, the company's largest affiliate, before joining the Trump administration. He has since lambasted his former industry peers for high drug costs.The 1170

Volunteer Fire Department Chief Mike Milligan said he's known Clark for decades and has long warned he posed a danger to the community.Milligan said he was so wary of the suspect that he avoided going to the area of the remote Orange County canyon where he lives.Clark came to his home two weeks ago to return items he said he had "borrowed" from the fire department, Milligan said.When he told Clark he wanted nothing to do with him, the suspect swore at him and called him a jerk, he said.The next morning, Milligan said, he got a mysterious text from an unknown number: "911 call sheriff." Milligan called back and though the reception was poor in the canyon, he recognized Clark's voice, he said. Later came an expletive-laden text that ended with the ominous warning: "The place is going to burn just like you planned."Milligan said he did not know what he meant, adding that Clark sent emails to other people in which he talked about burning something.Clark is being held on million bail. If found guilty, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.Before his arrest, Clark told a freelance cameraman he was asleep when the fire started and had no idea how it began. 1178

Video footage showed officers using tear gas to disperse the crowds after police said the protests were considered an unlawful assembly. O'Toole said his officers used pepper balls. 181

When it comes to the Clark County School District, the district is expected to update Thursday's class schedule and possible school closures due to the weather by 5 a.m. Also, the Nevada Highway Patrol also reported road closures were in place on Nevada State Route 160 due to the snowfall. 290

Vietnam veteran who went on to have a lengthy legal career and rose through the ranks of the Justice Department before becoming FBI director under President George W. Bush -- days before the attacks of September 11, 2001.When his 10-year term came to an end, then-President Barack Obama asked Congress to allow him to keep Mueller on, and Congress obliged unanimously. He stepped down from the FBI in 2013, and was succeeded by James Comey. Mueller's selection as special counsel was met at first with bipartisan praise, although as the investigation wore on, he became a regular target of Trump and his allies.3. What was he investigating?Mueller 647

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