Tuesday, Feb 25

US federal judge denies AP's request for reinstating access to White House events, upholding Trump’s ban over naming Gulf of Mexico.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Greenpeace risks bankruptcy due to a $300 million lawsuit from Energy Transfer over Dakota Access Pipeline protests as the trial begins in North Dakota.

Sunday, Feb 23

The recent measles outbreak in Texas and New Mexico has raised significant health concerns as cases near 100, primarily among unvaccinated populations.

Thursday, Feb 20

A tragic train accident in Sri Lanka results in the death of six elephants, highlighting ongoing human-elephant conflicts in the region.

Wednesday, Feb 19

A significant rise in measles cases in Texas and New Mexico has health officials concerned about potential outbreaks amid low vaccination rates.

Sunday, Feb 16

The White House's ban on Associated Press access arises from the outlet's refusal to adopt the Gulf of America name change, sparking a nationwide debate.

Saturday, Feb 15

A major setback for Taiwan’s defense program occurs as the AT-5 Brave Eagle jet trainer crashes during a training mission after engine failure.

Friday, Feb 14

The US Senate confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary amidst backlash over his history of promoting vaccine misinformation.

Friday, Feb 14

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services amid significant controversy over his views on vaccines and public health.

Wednesday, Feb 12

California is experiencing a historic flu season with rising hospitalizations and deaths, surpassing COVID-19 fatalities for the first time since the pandemic began.