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World11d agoSource: pbs.org

Republican Nominees Soften Abortion Rhetoric Amid General Election Headwinds

Gubernatorial contenders across competitive states are recalibrating hardline anti-abortion positions as general election voters weigh reproductive policy alongside economic pressu…

World12d agoSource: pbs.org

DOJ Warns California Election Workers of Criminal Exposure Over Ballots in Midterms

Federal prosecutors caution county officials against counting votes from suspected noncitizens, intensifying a high-stakes clash over election administration.

Health13d agoSource: pbs.org

Medicare Open Enrollment Begins for 2027 Coverage Amid Mounting Living Cost Pressures

Older Americans face plan adjustments and rising healthcare costs as Medicare's annual selection window opens weeks before crucial federal midterm elections.

Health23d agoSource: pbs.org

HHS Finalizes Federal Rule Expanding Healthcare Price Transparency Requirements

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a final federal rule intended to give consumers clearer access to healthcare cost data and negotiated insurance…

Science55d agoSource: pbs.org

UN Concedes 1.5°C Warming Boundary Will Be Breached, Shifting Focus to Temperature Recovery

A United Nations assessment acknowledges that global temperatures will surpass the 1.5-degree Celsius threshold, calling for strategies to manage overshoot and return to safer leve…

Health57d agoSource: pbs.org

Judge Orders Continued Deliberations in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial After Jury Impasse

A Massachusetts judge directed jurors to continue deliberating after the panel reported a deadlock on the fourth day of discussions in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy.

Health57d agoSource: pbs.org

Federal Health Officials and Pennsylvania Governor Clash Over Reported Measles Deaths

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Governor Josh Shapiro are locked in a dispute after federal officials questioned state reporting on measles-associated fatalities.

World85d agoSource: pbs.org

Fired FBI Agents Gain Broad Support in Suit Challenging Administration Purge

Three former agents dismissed under FBI Director Kash Patel are mounting a legal challenge with widespread backing from legal advocates and civil service defenders.