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China’s CDC Releases March Data on Multiple Viruses Spreading in the Country, Sparking Skepticism

China's CDC has released its official data for March on COVID-19, influenza, and other respiratory viruses spreading in China.

Student Loan Collections Restarting May 5—Here’s What to Know

Dept of Education on May 5 will resume collections for the first time in five years of federal student loans in default, impacting some 5 million borrowers.
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New NRA Leadership Works to Change Culture at Gun Rights Organization

Doug Hamlin, Exec VP and CEO of the NRA, said the 154-year-old organization has implemented reforms to enable it to rise above its legal troubles.

Virginia Giuffre, Epstein Abuse Survivor, Dies by Suicide

Virginia Giuffre, who settled a sexual assault lawsuit with Prince Andrew and accused the late Jeffrey Epstein of teen sex abuse, has died. She was 41.

Judges Deny Trump Admin’s Bid for Review in Unaccompanied Children Aid Funding Case

A federal judge denied the Trump administration’s bid for a full court review in the unaccompanied children aid funding case.

DOJ Rescinds Biden-Era Limits on Seizing Journalists’ Records in Criminal Leak Probes

DOJ rescinded Biden-era policy limiting prosecutors’ ability to obtain journalists’ records during criminal leak investigations, according to AG Pam Bondi memo.

Federal Government Sues Rochester Over ‘Sanctuary’ City Policies

Trump admin filed lawsuit alleging Rochester, NY violated Constitution and federal law through policies barring cooperation with fed. immigration enforcement.

Kennedy Center Cancels World Pride LGBT Events

LGBT events scheduled for this summer’s World Pride festival at the Kennedy Center have been canceled, following a leadership change and new priorities.