Trump’s math doesn’t add up. A 578 percent reduction from $1,300 would mean the drug would cost negative $6,214—in other words, drugmakers would be paying patients thousands of dollars to take it. In reality, the price drop is closer to 85 percent.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The president’s boasts about his pharmaceutical cuts aren’t just imaginary—they’re also gibberish. Speaking with reporters in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Sunday evening, Donald ...

President Trump is catching flack online again after some dubious math on drug prices set off alarm bells on social media. During a speech at the the American Cornerstone Institute's Founder's Dinner at the Mount Vernon estate in Virginia on Saturday night ...