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POLITICS

Government Shutdown Poses Risk of Becoming Longest in U.S. History, Warns Speaker Johnson

Tuesday, Oct 14

House Speaker Mike Johnson warns the U.S. government shutdown could extend into the longest in history, centering on healthcare policy disputes.

HEALTH

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Over 150 Schoolchildren Quarantined in South Carolina

Monday, Oct 13

Measles outbreaks continue to escalate in the U.S., with 153 schoolchildren in South Carolina under quarantine due to exposure.

HEALTH

Joe Biden undergoing radiation and hormone therapy for prostate cancer

Monday, Oct 13

Former President Joe Biden is receiving radiation and hormone therapy for prostate cancer diagnosed in May.

ECONOMY

Trump announces AstraZeneca deal for discounted medications, promises savings for Americans

Saturday, Oct 11

Trump reveals a new deal with AstraZeneca to offer substantial discounts on prescription drugs for Americans, continuing efforts to lower drug prices.

HEALTH

Owner of Indian Cough Syrup Company Arrested Amid Child Deaths Investigation

Saturday, Oct 11

Indian authorities arrest the owner of a cough syrup company following the reported deaths of children due to toxic medication contamination.

POLITICS

Trump to undergo routine checkup at Walter Reed, raising health concerns

Friday, Oct 10

President Trump is set for a routine checkup at Walter Reed, sparking health speculations as he prepares for potential Middle East travel.

WORLD NEWS

New York City Files Lawsuit Against Major Social Media Platforms for Youth Mental Health Crisis

Friday, Oct 10

New York City has sued major social media companies, claiming they contribute to a mental health crisis among youth.

ENTERTAINMENT

Dolly Parton Reassures Fans: "I Ain't Dead Yet" Amid Health Concerns

Thursday, Oct 09

Dolly Parton assures fans she is not in critical health after her sister's comments sparked concern.

HEALTH

CDC updates COVID-19 and chickenpox vaccine guidelines, separating MMRV from varicella and embracing individual-based decisions

Monday, Oct 06

CDC updates vaccines schedule to separate varicella from MMRV and adopts individual-based decision-making for COVID-19 vaccination, amid regulatory and medical group scrutiny.