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RFK Jr.’s Former Group Appeals Block of New CDC Vaccine Schedule
The judge’s order ‘is a permanent leash on federal vaccine policy,’ an attorney said. ‘It cannot stand.’
US Offers up to $3 Million Bounty for Information on Finances of Haitian Gangs
More than a million people have been displaced by the conflict with gangs.
USPS Seeks Temporary 8 Percent Price Hike on Package Services to Offset Rising Fuel Costs
The U.S. Postal Service said the temporary price hike will help keep the agency afloat until a permanent market-based pricing model is introduced.
Tech Company to Pay $15 Million to Settle Bias Claims Over COVID-19 Vaccine Exemptions
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced the development.
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DOJ, Flynn Reach Financial Settlement
Flynn sought a $50 million payout from the government, but the settlement reached Wednesday did not disclose an amount.
National Medical School Accreditor Scrapping DEI Requirements
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education published standards for the 2027–2028 academic year that do not reference ‘diversity, bias, or inequities.’
Alphabet’s Wing to Start Drone Delivery in San Francisco Bay Area
Wing flies small packages to homes in dense residential areas.
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Trump Asks Congress to Pass Clean Reauthorization of FISA Spy Powers
Lawmakers from both parties have signaled opposition to extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act without changes.
Book Exposing CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting Hits No. 8 on NYT Bestseller List
Twenty years ago, this was a topic people tuned out and turned away from, according to author Jan Jekielek. That has changed.
US Official Disputes Zelenskyy’s Claim That Security Guarantees Linked to Ukraine Ceding Donbas
In a March 25 interview, the Ukrainian president said the U.S. was ready to provide security guarantees ‘once Ukraine is ready to withdraw from Donbas.’
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill Signs Bills to Limit State Cooperation on Immigration Enforcement
At the center of the new measures is the formal codification of the state’s Immigrant Trust Directive.
Defense of Religious Liberty Central to Falun Gong Case Against Cisco
‘Broad surveillance system’ allows Beijing to target dissidents and faith groups beyond Falun Gong, expert says.
Oil Falls Below $100 on Rising Hopes for Iran War Breakthrough
Markets turned upbeat on Wednesday on U.S.-led mediation efforts even as strikes persist and risks to Gulf supply remain.
New Documentary ‘Unbroken’ Shows Shen Yun’s Resilience in Face of Transnational Repression
The documentary premiered at AMC Lincoln Square in Manhattan to a full house.
Pentagon to Deploy Army Paratroopers to Middle East
The Pentagon’s plans for the 82nd Airborne Division in the region are unclear.
New COVID-19 Variant Found in 25 US States, Says CDC
The agency cautioned it’s currently not clear whether BA.3.2 can cause more severe illness or more significant impacts on the U.S. health care system.
Markwayne Mullin Sworn In as DHS Secretary
The now-former Oklahoma Republican senator is expected to seek more cooperation with local cities for immigration enforcement.
Senators Weigh Plan to End DHS Shutdown
‘Conversations are ongoing but this deal seems to be acceptable,’ a White House official told The Epoch Times.
Supreme Court Rules Policeman Accused of Excessive Force by Protester May Not Be Sued
The dissenting opinion said the court is giving police officers ‘license to inflict gratuitous pain on a nonviolent protester.’
Pentagon Revises Media Access Policy Following Court Order
The Pentagon said it would close the correspondents’ corridor and set up a new workspace for press members.
