Month: May 2025
Measles fears in Texas cause flood of parents to seek vaccine causing vaccination rates to skyrocket
There are now more than 720 cases in Texas, the majority of whom were unvaccinated
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Bessent shouted profanities at a goading Elon Musk in West Wing after Trump told warring pair to ‘have at it’
Bessent repeatedly shouted the profane insult at the Tesla billionaire, who responded by yelling, ‘Say it louder,’ as they brawled within earshot of President Trump.
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Suspects on the loose after killing a man in front of children at an elementary school track meet
A man was fatally shot in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, just steps away from an elementary school track meet, sending dozens of children and parents scrambling for safety and prompting an urgent manhunt for the suspects.
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JD Vance picks new fight with Supreme Court over its power to check the president: ‘Profoundly wrong’
Vice president asserted that the chief justice of the Supreme Court was ‘profoundly wrong’ for believing courts check ‘excesses’ of the executive
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Busted doors, cut bars, and a hole behind the toilet: Everything we know with 5 inmates still on the run after Louisiana jail escape
Three people have been arrested in connection with New Orleans jailbreak
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First cryptocurrency safeguard bill passes key vote: What to know about the Genius Act
Supporters celebrated the legislation as a way to protect consumers and set standards for the industry while critics argue it’s not a check on conflicts of interest
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Kneecap member charged with terrorism offence over flag displayed at London gig
The rapper, who performs under the name Mo Chara, is due to appear in court on 18 June
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Trump ambushes South African leader with evidence of ‘genocide’ during Oval Office meeting
Despite tense moments, Ramaphosa says Trump ‘heard’ him, and meeting ‘went very well’
Read MorePet passports: What are the rules for international animal travel, and how might they change?
Prior to Brexit, British travellers were able to take a cat, a dog or even a ferret abroad with minimal formalities
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RFK Jr.’s ‘Make America Healthy Again’ report worries farmers, Republicans ahead of release
A much-anticipated White House report about childhood diseases has provoked a tug-of-war that’s pitted farmers and some prominent Republican lawmakers against health secretary Robert F
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