FDA Warns Online Sellers Over Unapproved Semaglutide Injections Marketed Under Indian Drugmakers' Brands

FDA Warns Online Sellers Over Unapproved Semaglutide Injections Marketed Under Indian Drugmakers’ Brands

As Capitol Hill debates what the future of the U.S. generic drugs industry will look like, another alarm bell has rung at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This time, imported semaglutide generics – similar to Ozempic – sold by a company called the Cheap Medicine Shop were issued an FDA Warning Letter for marketing a drug that had not been approved for sale in the U.S.

House Ways & Means Committee Hearing Suggests Critical Minerals Partners Should Get Special Tariff Treatment

House Ways & Means Committee Hearing Suggests Critical Minerals Partners Should Get Special Tariff Treatment

A Sept. 2 House Ways & Means Committee hearing on critical minerals had both members and witnesses suggesting that countries the U.S. relies on for these hard-to-mine, harder-to-process minerals be granted trade preferences.

AI Data Centers and Pharma Imports Send July Deficit to $119.59 Billion, Highest All Year

AI Data Centers and Pharma Imports Send July Deficit to $119.59 Billion, Highest All Year

The July goods deficit hit a record for the year at $119.59 billion, according to Thursday’s data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). If oil and gas export values are removed, the goods gap with the world for July comes in at $128.55 billion.

Import Values Fell By Around $6 Billion In June, But Month Was Second Highest Goods Import Surge of 2026

Import Values Fell By Around $6 Billion In June, But Month Was Second Highest Goods Import Surge of 2026

Despite foreign currency gains against the dollar in top trading partners like Mexico, Vietnam and China, import values for goods came in at $309.01 billion. That is the second highest import value of the year following May’s $316.86 billion surge, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said on Tuesday.