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RFK Jr. Says New Dietary Guidelines Delayed Until December
Officials blamed the government shutdown for the delay.
Thune Says Republicans ‘Not Even Close’ to Ending Filibuster After Trump’s Suggestion
The Republican Senate leader provided an update as the government shutdown continues.
Jury Acquits Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent
Sean Dunn, indicted on a misdemeanor assault charge, was facing up to a year in prison, along with fines and probation.
Peloton Recalls 833,000 Bikes Over Possible Fall and Injury Risks
Peloton has received three reports of the seat post breaking and detaching from the bike while in use, including two injuries from a fall.
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Moderna Projects Lower Revenue in 2025 Due to Flagging COVID-19 Vaccine Sales
Revenue in the third quarter was down 45 percent from the third quarter of the prior year.
Judge Upholds Suspension of Connecticut Teacher Who Had Crucifix in Classroom
The plaintiff intends to appeal, citing religious discrimination and a violation of her First Amendment rights.
The Technology That Police Call a Game-Changer
A California police department was the first. Hundreds followed. Many laud success stories while some raise privacy concerns.
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Trump Deal Lowers Price of Popular Weight-Loss Drugs By Nearly 90 Percent
Lower prices will be available starting in January for direct-pay customers, and in July for Medicare and Medicaid programs.
CBP Reports Historic Low in October Border Encounters
Preliminary data show 30,561 encounters nationwide in October—down 29 percent from the previous record low in 2012 and down 79 percent from October 2024.
3 Questions for Democrats After 2025 Elections
The party had big wins in prominent races but now may be forced to choose between progressive and centrist ideology in the next elections.
Trump on Mamdani’s Victory: ‘We Lost a Little Bit of Sovereignty’
The president blamed Tuesday night’s results on the shutdown and the lack of his name on the ballot.
Influenza Vaccine Market in US Will Rebound, Manufacturer CSL Predicts
Vaccination rates in America have declined in recent years.
Texas District Heads to Runoff Between 2 Well-Known Local Democrats
House Republicans’ narrow margin of control in the U.S. House will soon get smaller when this Houston-area district’s vacant seat is filled.
China Suspends Tariffs on Some US Products Following Trump–Xi Meeting
The CCP is also expected to end its retaliatory measures against U.S. semiconductor manufacturers.
California Approves Democratic Redistricting Plan
Proposition 50, which could position Democrats to gain five congressional seats, was the only item on Californian’s ballots during the Nov. 4 special election.
Democrat Pureval Defeats Vance’s Half-Brother, Retains Cincinnati Mayoral Seat
Cory Bowman, who is Vice President JD Vance’s younger half-brother, was attempting to become Cincinnati’s first Republican mayor since the late 1970s.
Judge Rules Trump Admin Illegally Tied Transportation Grants to Immigration Enforcement
The Trump administration said that imposing the conditions was within its discretion and that those who violate federal law shouldn’t get federal funds.
Children Face Higher Risk of Neurodevelopmental Disorders If Exposed to COVID-19 in Womb: Study
The overall risk of the disorders is low, one researcher noted.
