Friday, Mar 28

Health Secretary RFK Jr. announces a massive downsizing of HHS, eliminating 10,000 jobs to streamline operations and tackle chronic disease issues.

Friday, Mar 28

GOP lawmakers question NPR and PBS leaders about bias and funding, with Trump urging defunding amid intensified scrutiny of public media.

Friday, Mar 28

Utah becomes the first state to end universal mail-in voting, raising concerns about voter access and potential impacts on turnout.

Friday, Mar 28

Palestinians in Gaza staged massive protests against Hamas, calling for an end to war and the militant group's 18-year rule amid ongoing hostilities with Israel.

Thursday, Mar 27

A new study warns potential cuts to foreign aid could cause up to 2.9 million HIV-related deaths by 2030, leading to a resurgence of the epidemic globally.

Thursday, Mar 27

The U.S. faces a significant measles outbreak with nearly 380 cases reported across multiple states, prompting increased vaccination efforts.

Wednesday, Mar 26

High-level officials are leaving the CDC amid turmoil as Trump nominates Susan Monarez, signaling significant changes within the agency.

Wednesday, Mar 26

West Virginia has become the first state to ban various artificial food dyes, aiming to improve public health and protect children.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has died at 49 after battling brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy of political courage and inspiration.

Monday, Mar 24

UNAIDS warns that U.S. aid cuts could lead to a resurgence in HIV infections and deaths globally if not restored, risking millions of lives.