A former subsidiary president is accused of running a years-long embezzlement scheme while the company simultaneously battles the largest cyclospora outbreak on record — raising hard questions about oversight at every level.
Provisional CDC data show more than 3,400 clinical cases of the multidrug-resistant yeast so far in 2026 across roughly two dozen states, including Louisiana, with the highest activity concentrated in healthcare settings.
Declassified FBI documents reveal a hacker stole over 633,000 Maricopa County voter files weeks before the 2020 election and confessed to agents, yet federal and state prosecutors declined to bring charges.
Senate committee votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times, setting up a possible Justice Department referral over his refusal to testify.
VA launches nationwide trial testing whether Ozempic's active drug, semaglutide, can help veterans reduce or stop drinking, as the agency seeks new treatment options for the 400,000+ veterans living with alcohol use disorder.
Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase says sports is about belonging and that includes trans women, while Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham calls keeping biological males out of women’s sports “common sense.” Caitlin Clark defers to the league as the WNBA’s own CBA remains silent on any definition of “women.”
Louisiana, Florida and alabama want to question Fauci about his testimony
An off-duty state trooper and an armed bystander returned fire and drove the gunman from the scene, police say. A motive remains under investigation.
The president says he called off a major strike after Iran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials say that agreement doesn't exist — the latest breakdown in a pattern stretching back to June.
Elon Musk has been blunt about China’s rising advantage in the AI race. New energy data and Tesla’s own practical choices in the Chinese market show why the frustration is real — and why the gap is structural, not inevitable.
A University of Minnesota research institute is preparing to launch "MyGender Dolls" in 2026 — therapeutic dolls with removable genitalia for children as young as 4 — drawing criticism from a pediatricians' group and new questions about who's funding the project.
The product tied to the current Cyclospora cluster.
The latest NAEP results show reading and math proficiency remain historically low, prompting renewed discussion about public education, homeschooling, and school choice.