President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Monday morning that promises to crack down on “unreasonable or discriminatory” practices by foreign countries that result in Americans paying far higher costs for prescription drugs.

The U.S. pays about three times more than other nations for drugs, and Trump's wide-reaching executive order directs pharmaceutical companies to charge similar prices in the U.S. and Europe. The order says its health department will establish a mechanism for patients to buy more drugs directly from manufacturers.

The president rolled out a plan that was less aggressive than his first-term effort in 2020, surprising analysts who were bracing for something tougher.

Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier reflects on shifting relations in the Middle East since President Donald Trump's first visit to the region on 'Special Report.'

Donald Trump's trip to the Middle East brings attention to the Trump Organization's growing business ventures in UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

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