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FDA Warns Ozempic Manufacturer About Misleading Advertising
The U.S. drug regulator has sent multiple warning letters to drugmaker Novo Nordisk in recent months.
Trump, Tech Companies Sign Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Cover Data Center Energy Costs
Administration officials met with industry leaders to navigate fast data center development while enhancing the power grid and working to lower energy prices.
Senate Rejects Measure Aimed at Blocking Trump’s Iran War Operation
The war powers resolution failed to advance in the Senate. The House will vote on a similar measure on March 5.
Honda Recalls More Than 65,000 Vehicles, Says Center Displays May Go Blank
The company identified six different software defects in the radio control module that transmits data to the instrument cluster and infotainment system.
Costco to Open 5 More Warehouse Stores Before Summer
New stores are coming to California, Texas, and Utah.
USDA Recalls Fried Rice, Ramen Frozen Products After Glass Found Inside
Customers can get full refunds for returned items at most stores.
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Pima Sheriff Says Investigators ‘Definitely Closer’ to Finding Suspect in Guthrie Case
Sheriff Chris Nanos provided an update in the case on Tuesday.
Supreme Court Blocks California Policy Concealing Gender Identity Changes From Parents
Parents and teachers had asked the high court to rule on the case after a federal appeals court had reinstated the state policy.
Social Media Is Changing Children’s Brains, Expert Testifies in Trial
In a historic tech trial, an expert said social media addiction has the same impact on the brain as substance disorders.
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House Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Combat Human Trafficking
Rep. Tim Walberg said the bill would provide the Department of Labor’s employees with ’tools and knowledge needed to detect and address this heinous crime.'
Federal Workforce Shrank by 12 Percent in Trump’s First Year Back in Office
The latest figures reflect the president’s effort to fulfill his pledge to reduce the federal bureaucracy.
Trump Says He'll Make Endorsement Soon in Texas GOP Senate Runoff
The president said ’they’re both good people,' but he would ask the one he does not endorse to drop out of the race.
DOJ Reverses Course, Renews Push to Revive Trump’s Orders Targeting Law Firms
The Justice Department said it had reached out to attorneys for the four law firms to seek their positions on the decision.
Cornyn, Paxton Head to Runoff in Texas GOP Senate Primary
The race has come alongside a similarly contentious Democratic primary.
Scientists Create New Autism Panel to Counter the One Selected by RFK Jr.
‘The new I-ACC will ensure science, not misinformation, guides autism research,’ one member said.
Trump Says US Will Cut Trade Ties With Spain After Being Denied Use of Spanish Bases
The U.S. president expressed frustration after Spain and the UK blocked U.S. forces from using their bases to strike Iran.
Minnesota Prosecutor Launches Project to Investigate Alleged Misconduct by Federal Agents
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said the initiative will collect public evidence and review 17 incidents.
Trump Awards Medal of Honor to 3 US Soldiers at White House
The recipients were retired Command Sgt. Maj. Terry P. Richardson, Master Sgt. Roderick W. Edmonds, and Staff Sgt. Michael H. Ollis.
State Department Warns Americans to Immediately Leave Most Middle East Nations
The department said Americans needed to evacuate due to ’serious safety risks.’
Falun Gong Practitioner Assaulted in New York, Raising Transnational Repression Concerns
China’s communist regime has been persecuting Falun Gong since 1999, and it is known to have extended its campaign overseas.
4 US Fatalities Due to Iranian ‘Squirter’ Hitting Tactical Ops Center: Hegseth
Hegseth said that such incidents strengthen the military’s resolve.
Kuwaitis Mistakenly Shoot Down 3 US Jets, Crews Survived
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense earlier said it was liaising with U.S. forces regarding the circumstances leading to Monday’s friendly fire incident.
