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The Senate’s Thursday confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent vaccine skeptic, to head the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has provoked strong criticism from public health experts, who fear it will damage public health and

Recent widespread snow across the U.S. prompts questions about the future of our winters in a warming climate. Climate change’s effects may be more evident in summer—2024 saw record-breaking U.S. heat. However, rising temperatures are also altering winter weather patterns.

Access to Ukraine’s critical minerals is a new element in potential peace proposals for the Ukraine war, gaining momentum with discussions between President Trump and Vladimir Putin. While U.S. investment in Ukraine’s mineral sector would boost its economy and security,

Shortly after President Trump’s inauguration, numerous federal judges blocked elements of his agenda. These judges, acting to uphold the rule of law, countered actions ranging from executive orders impacting immigrant children’s rights to initiatives aimed at government efficiency. However, the

The State Department’s December 2025 procurement forecast initially included a $400 million purchase of “Armored Teslas.” However, following concerns about potential conflicts of interest involving Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the document was revised. The updated version replaces “Armored Tesla” with

Since weight-loss drugs targeting the GLP-1 hormone have gained popularity, additional benefits have been observed. Beyond weight loss, they’ve also shown promise in treating alcohol addiction, a fact acknowledged by the FDA through updated drug labels. A new study published

Telecom leaders at the World Governments Summit in Dubai on February 11th highlighted the mutual benefits of improved connectivity: enhanced lives for those most in need and boosted business for service providers. The panel, “Can we innovate our way to

Why are we experiencing severe winter storms despite a warming planet? While experts concur that climate change is resulting in shorter, milder winters in North America, this doesn’t signify the end of winter storms. In reality, climate change is intensifying

Four years ago, I awoke to the realization that my priorities were misaligned. Self-doubt had been replaced by profound questions about my life choices and unfulfilled desires. Throughout my adult life, I prioritized kindness, patience, and unwavering support. My dedication

Widespread illness is currently affecting many people. Dr. Luis Ostrosky, chief of infectious disease at UTHealth Houston, notes the pervasiveness of the flu. This is supported by data. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports at least

On Election Night 1988, returning to New York from a Boston event, I reflected on the American political system. My candidate lost, yet the system remained, in my view, largely admirable. Fellow passenger Jon Lovitz expressed dismay: “Now Dana gets

WASHINGTON — Elon Musk, President Donald Trump’s chief advisor, recently appeared at the White House to defend the substantial federal government spending cuts, acknowledging past and future errors. Alongside President Trump and his young son, Musk witnessed the signing of

The prevailing sentiment at this week’s major artificial intelligence summit in Paris shifted from safety concerns to optimism, as U.S., French, and other global leaders voiced strong support for the AI industry.  While disagreements emerged among nations—notably, the U.S. and