President Donald Trump has begged his base to stop thinking about Jeffrey Epstein. But 25 days after his Justice Department declared it had nothing more to say on the convicted sex offender, the drumbeat for action continues.

President Trump signed an executive order earlier this year directing the government to expand access to IVF and reduce the costs of the popular fertility treatment. White House o

The White House won't mandate insurance cover IVF, despite Trump campaign promise of expanded access to fertility treatment, Washington Post reports.

In order to mandate insurers pay for IVF treatments, it would require an act of Congress. Two sources with knowledge of internal White House discussions told the paper that the administration does not intend to ask legislators to draft a bill making IVF coverage mandatory.

The White House said Sunday that it will not require health insurance companies to provide coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF), two people with knowledge of internal discussions told The Washington Post.

The White House’s IVF coverage plan faces legal, political, and financial hurdles, despite strong public backing.

The White House has no immediate plans to require insurance companies to cover in vitro fertilization (IVF), despite U.S. President Donald Trumps campaign pledge to expand access to fertility treatments,