The Trump administration is ending a temporary subsidy that reduced premiums for Medicare Part D plans.

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Is it true that the Trump administration is ending a temporary subsidy that reduced premiums for Medicare Part D plans?

Yes. A FactCheck.org explainer states that the Trump administration announced it is ending a temporary subsidy that had reduced premiums for standalone Medicare Part D prescription drug plans.

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