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Global health leaders issue warnings about increasing disease outbreaks linked to cuts in vaccination funding.
Trump's new executive order aims to reform the college accreditation system, emphasizing results over ideology.
Texas faces its largest measles outbreak since 2000, with over 624 cases reported, primarily among unvaccinated populations.
Two U.S. service members were killed in a vehicle accident while deployed near the Mexico border, with a third member currently hospitalized.
Four people died in a cable car crash near Naples, including two British tourists, when a traction cable snapped.
AP reporters barred from Oval Office despite a court order; White House enacts media policy limiting access to press.
Measles outbreaks in the U.S. surge past 700 cases, predominantly in Texas, raising concerns over vaccination rates and public health responses.
Six people aboard a plane that crashed in New York have been confirmed dead, including two surgeons and their family.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must restore Associated Press access, affirming press freedom rights in the face of government restrictions.
With over 700 confirmed measles cases in the U.S., health officials warn of significant outbreaks and urge increased vaccination efforts.
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