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Lately, it seems like people are talking about Eli Lilly and their insulin pricing. After being called out on Twitter, CEO David Ricks finally admitted that maybe, just maybe, his company's insulin pricing could be lower. In the wake of a false tweet about free insulin sending Twitter into a frenzy, Rick defended his company but conceded that there is more work to do to bring down the cost of this life-saving drug for more people.
Meanwhile in Washington D.C., Mitch McConnell is facing some backlash of his own. The Senate Minority Leader voted against legislation that would protect interracial marriages-- even though he himself is married to an Asian American woman. This caused many to question whether or not Mitch was fit to represent all Americans when he so blatantly opposed this bill intended break down discriminatory barriers preventing same-sex couples from getting married nationwide back in 2015 via Obergefell vs Hodges landmark ruling.
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Bud Marty May, 37, lost to his mother in a 2022 election before being charged with second-degree rape.
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Despite Qatar's promises of inclusivity, security at the World Cup confiscates rainbow-colored bucket hats from Welsh fans.
Love is no longer allowed on Belgium's away shirt collar.
Police lobby not happy about proposed rules that could prevent them from being in hate groups.
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After being called out on Twitter, Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks finally admits that maybe, just maybe, his company's insulin pricing could be lower.
