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National Institutes of Health Director to Serve as Acting CDC Director
Jim O'Neill recently left the government, leaving the CDC position vacant.
Texas Senate Primary: Cornyn, Talarico Face Questions in Austin
With early voting underway, Cornyn, Talarico, and other candidates are campaigning ahead of primary election day on March 3.
US Factory Output Jumps, Core Capital Goods Orders Signal Solid Business Investment
Stronger manufacturing production and rising equipment orders point to a tentative rebound in U.S. industrial activity.
After the Kids Leave: The Empty Nesters’ Balancing Act
As parents and older adults navigate life without children at home, experts recommend simple modifications to reduce risks for those living alone.
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California Planning to Sue Trump Admin Over Revised Child Vaccine Guidelines, Bonta Says
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong indicated that his state may join California in the filing.
Texas Probing School Districts Over Immigration Enforcement Protests
The attorney general’s office said schools took ‘little to no action’ to stop ‘large-scale’ instructional interruptions.
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Cat Food Recalled in 10 States Due to Vitamin Deficiency: FDA
Long-term consumption of foods deficient in the vitamin may result in mental dullness, vision changes, and seizures.
What to Know About the Potomac River Sewage Spill
Authorities say it could take four to six weeks to repair the broken sewer pipe.
Rubio’s Warm Munich Address Carries Stark Warning for Europe
The secretary of state’s speech made many European leaders uneasy, but he still received a standing ovation.
Democrats Make Counteroffer on DHS Funding as Shutdown Enters Day 4
Senate Democrats responded to a proposal unveiled by the White House this past week, with talks stuck on ICE enforcement limits.
Trump Criticizes UK–California Net-Zero Pact as Newsom Pushes Transatlantic Ties
The president said the renewables pact with the state’s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, is ’the very worst thing the UK can do.’
Panics, Politics, and Power—America’s 3 Experiments With Central Banks
Examining the three experiments in central banking since the United States’ founding.
Ryan Routh Appeals Life Sentence for Trump Assassination Attempt
Routh had pushed for a lighter sentence in January, citing his decision to fire his previous defense attorneys and represent himself in court.
Rubio Signs Civil Nuclear Energy Deal With Hungary
Rubio also met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is campaigning to be elected to his fifth consecutive term in office.
RFK Jr. Says He’ll Act on Ultra-Processed Foods Petition
‘I’m not saying that we’re going to regulate ultra-processed food,’ the health secretary also said.
America in Photos: Nancy Guthrie Search, Revoked EPA Finding, and Social Media Trial
Notable moments from the past week in America.
DOGE Says It Helped Terminate Billions of Dollars in New Contracts
The announcement from the task force is the first on contracts in more than a month.
Trump Admin Launches Investigation Into Texas’s Alleged Muslim-Only Community Project
The department received a complaint alleging a ‘large-scale pattern of religious discriminatory conduct’ by project developers.
