FDA vaccine chief Vinay Prasad set to leave post next month
WASHINGTON — The head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s division of vaccines and gene therapies is leaving ... Read More
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Michigan regulators tell marijuana shops to stop using dispensary label
LANSING, Michigan — The state's marijuana regulator is instructing marijuana retail shops and provisioning centers to stop referring to themselves as dispensaries, stressing that the term, legally, is reserved for ...Read more
Trump demands 'unconditional surrender,' role in picking Iran's next leader
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Friday that the United States would accept nothing short of Iran's "unconditional surrender," signaling that the possibility of regime change may be emerging as an objective as ...Read more
Veteran Rep. Darrell Issa decides not to seek reelection in new Democratic-leaning district, sources say
As the deadline approaches to file to run for office, veteran Republican Rep. Darrell Issa has decided not to run for reelection in his newly-configured congressional district in California's San Diego and Riverside ...Read more
Colorado board punts decision to prohibit SNAP from paying for soft drinks
DENVER — A state board considering whether to prohibit the main food assistance program in Colorado from paying for most sweetened drinks punted its decision until late April, with several members saying they were torn ...Read more
Funeral for Rev. Jesse Jackson draws former presidents, throngs of Chicagoans to send off civil rights icon
CHICAGO — A crescendo of voices from the worlds of religion, politics, business, sports and entertainment converged Friday at the South Side’s House of Hope, providing a requiem to the vast reach of the leadership, ...Read more
Clocks spring forward Sunday, but the sun may be setting on year-round daylight saving time
Clocks are taking a major leap into spring this weekend, this time around as early as it ever happens.
On Sunday the clocks will skip right over 2 a.m. and proceed to 3 a.m. as daylight saving time begins and will ...Read more
Iranians in LA turn to WhatsApp, Fox News, for updates on loved ones
LOS ANGELES — As the U.S. and Israel continue their bombardment of Iran, Iranian Angelenos are turning to a patchwork of communication apps, social media and cable news for updates on their loved ones some 7,500 miles ...Read more
Terry Savage: Social Security Fairness Act windfalls can surprise some seniors with higher property tax bill
Seniors who received a windfall deposit as a result of the Social Security Fairness Act are now finding that the consequences of that unexpected benefit can be costly, especially in Illinois.
As a reminder, early last ...Read more
Philly City Council will consider limiting ICE next month as new Pennsylvania detention centers loom
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia City Council next month will consider legislation to place some limits on immigration enforcement in the city and is planning a daylong hearing to parse the proposals.
Council President ...Read more
Dating in Los Angeles is like a full-on sport, says Jeannie Mai
Jeannie Mai has likened dating in Los Angeles to a "full-on sport".
The 47-year-old TV star -- who finalised her divorce from rapper Jeezy in 2024 -- has opened up about her approach to romance in a new YouTube video, ...Read more
Alex Cooper 'trusted the wrong people' at the start of her career
Alex Cooper made "mistakes in terms of trusting people" at the start of her career.
The 30-year-old Call Her Daddy host has opened up about building her multimillion-dollar Unwell media empire, admitting that her early ...Read more
Lisa Rinna addresses speculation about her marriage
Lisa Rinna is able to laugh off speculation about her marriage.
The 62-year-old reality star has rubbished various online rumors about her 29-year marriage to actor Harry Hamlin -- including social media theories that he'...Read more
Court process kicks off for tariff refunds
WASHINGTON — A federal court in New York took the first official steps this week to start the refund process for the worldwide tariff regime that the Supreme Court said violated the law.
Judge Richard K. Eaton of the U....Read more
Minnesota immigrant rights groups skeptical new DHS leadership will 'fix a broken system'
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota’s immigrant rights groups doubt that a leadership change at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will lead to a substantial shift in enforcement tactics.
President Donald Trump said ...Read more
'Cruel truth': Some of Savannah Guthrie co-workers hope she won't return
On Thursday, the “Today” show went to great lengths to emphasize to viewers that the NBC morning news show is “a family,” as its on-air talent welcomed co-host Savannah Guthrie back for a visit after she has been ...Read more
House members vying for Senate face conundrum with Iran votes
WASHINGTON — House members eagerly hoping for a spot across the Capitol in the Senate are now facing an unexpected variable in their campaign calculus: the conflict in Iran.
If the war drags on, it will become a ...Read more
Federal officials say Baltimore ICE office safe amid Legionella concerns from lawmakers
BALTIMORE — Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are pressing for “immediate remediation” as Legionella bacteria remains in the water at Baltimore’s federal building, which houses ICE and other agencies...Read more
'Love Story' gets no love from Daryl Hannah over her portrayal: 'Real names are not fictional tools'
LOS ANGELES — Daryl Hannah is no fan of FX's "Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette." She made that abundantly clear in an op-ed for the New York Times that also criticized the series for what she claims is ...Read more
Deportation of deaf child, family from Bay Area to Colombia draws outrage from state superintendent
SAN JOSE, Calif. — A Bay Area child who attended a school for the deaf was summarily detained and deported, alongside his mother and brother, this week during an immigration office visit, prompting the state’s ...Read more
Asif Merchant convicted in political murder-for-hire scheme tied to Iran; Trump among targets
NEW YORK — Pakistani businessman Asif Merchant, who tried to hire hit men to kill a political figure, potentially President Donald Trump, was found guilty Friday of murder-for-hire and terrorism charges — despite his ...Read more
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