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US Prosecutors Say Venezuelan State Funds Should Not Be Used for Maduro’s Defense

Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro should not be ‌able to use funds from Caracas to defend himself against narcotics trafficking charges, U.S. prosecutors said.

Judge Temporarily Blocks RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Policy, Panel Overhaul

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled that Health Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. illegally appointed 13 new members to an influential vaccine panel.
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Judge Blocks New CDC Vaccine Schedule: What to Know

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vaccine schedule for children.

Virginia Democrats Pass Sweeping Agenda in First Trifecta Session but Adjourn Without a Budget

Virginia Democrats ended their first trifecta session, passing bills raising the minimum wage, banning assault firearms, limiting ICE cooperation, and expanding paid leave.

US Coast Guard Intercepts Semi-Submersible in Pacific Carrying 17,600 Pounds of Cocaine

17,600 pounds of cocaine were seized from a smuggling vessel—enough to produce more than 6 million potentially lethal doses, officials said.

MAHA Movement Emphasizes Shift Away From Glyphosate to Regenerative Farming, Eating Real Food

Weeks after Trump’s glyphosate executive order, many MAHA proponents believe that awareness about chemicals and regenerative farming is on the rise.

Michigan Synagogue Shooter Was Brother of Hezbollah Commander, Israel Says

Ayman Mohamad Ghazali who drove a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue was the brother of a recently killed Hezbollah commander, according to the Israeli military.

FCC Chair Threatens Broadcasters’ Licenses Citing Concerns Over Iran War Coverage

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr threatened to revoke licenses of U.S. broadcasters, accusing them of publishing “fake news” amid the ongoing war with Iran.