Friday, Feb 28

The FDA has abruptly canceled a crucial meeting regarding flu vaccine strains, raising concerns about vaccine manufacturing and public health.

Thursday, Feb 27

A sit-in at Barnard College by pro-Palestinian demonstrators escalated, resulting in an employee injury and heightened tensions with school officials.

Thursday, Feb 27

The Trump administration announces deep cuts to USAID contracts, impacting billions in foreign aid, as the Supreme Court intervenes in funding disputes.

Thursday, Feb 27

Iran's uranium enrichment accelerates amid rising tensions, alarming the international community and prompting calls for diplomatic resolutions.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard dismisses over 100 officials for sexually explicit discussions on an NSA chat platform, highlighting accountability concerns.

Wednesday, Feb 26

The U.S. Supreme Court grants a new trial for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma death row inmate, overturning his conviction due to prosecutorial misconduct.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Over 1,000 musicians release a silent album to protest proposed UK copyright changes allowing AI firms to use their work without consent.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Several federal agencies, including the FBI and DOJ, instruct employees to pause responses to Musk's productivity email inquiry amidst concerns.

Tuesday, Feb 25

A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, arrested by the Taliban in Afghanistan are now the focus of urgent family appeals for government intervention.

Tuesday, Feb 25

The Supreme Court declines to hear challenges against abortion clinic buffer zones, upholding the legality of measures aimed at protecting patients.