Saturday, Mar 22

The Texas measles outbreak exceeds 300 cases, pressing health officials to forecast its persistence and raise vaccination awareness.

Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.

Thursday, Mar 20

Measles cases surge to over 300 in Texas and New Mexico, raising concerns over vaccination rates and public health responses.

Tuesday, Mar 18

A deadly nightclub inferno in North Macedonia leads to mourning, investigations, and calls for accountability as the country grapples with the loss of young lives.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Harvard University announces free tuition for families earning up to $200,000, enhancing financial aid initiatives amid rising education costs.

Saturday, Mar 15

Texas experiences a severe measles outbreak with over 300 cases reported nationwide—the most since 2019—amid growing vaccine skepticism.

Friday, Mar 14

The White House has pulled David Weldon's nomination for CDC director just hours before his confirmation hearing, amid concerns over his vaccine skepticism.

Thursday, Mar 13

Measles cases in Europe have doubled, reaching the highest levels in 25 years, prompting urgent calls for vaccination efforts, according to WHO reports.

Thursday, Mar 13

Elon Musk's Starlink secures partnerships with India's telecom giants Jio and Airtel to expand satellite internet service, pending government approvals.

Thursday, Mar 13

A Memphis man was shot by his pit bull when the dog's paw got stuck in the trigger guard of a firearm, resulting in a non-critical injury.