FDA Reassesses Safety of Infant RSV Treatments

U.S. health authorities have informed executives at Merck, Sanofi, and AstraZeneca that their infant RSV therapies will undergo renewed safety scrutiny. The decision comes amid heightened attention from U.S. Health Secretary Robert... Read more »

Australia Blocks Social Media for Under-16s

  Millions of Australian children woke up recently to find their social media accounts blocked under a groundbreaking law aimed at protecting those under 16 from addictive algorithms, cyberbullying, and online predators.... Read more »

Can Ukraine Hold Elections in 90 Days?

  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the country might be able to organize national elections within the next 60 to 90 days—but only if international partners can guarantee voters’ safety. His comments... Read more »

Pro-AI Super PACs Launch First 2026 Election Ads

  A newly formed coalition of political action committees that champions the growth and adoption of artificial intelligence has launched its first round of candidate-focused ads for the 2026 midterm elections. The... Read more »

Black Currant Named 2026 Flavor of the Year

  A tiny berry with deep European roots is set to make a bold entrance onto American plates. Black currant, long associated with European and Central Asian cuisine, has been named McCormick’s... Read more »

Trump’s Influence Complicates Netflix’s Pursuit of Warner Bros

  The battle for Warner Bros. has taken a chaotic turn, and once again, President Trump sits at the center of the storm. Netflix’s bid for the historic studio has triggered a... Read more »

US Stillbirth Rate Drops Slightly, but Inequities Persist

  The United States saw a small but encouraging improvement in its stillbirth rate last year, according to newly released figures from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). After... Read more »

Inside Apple’s Leadership Shakeup: What’s Really Changing?

For decades, Apple has built its reputation on polished design, groundbreaking products, and a sense of stability that set it apart from other tech giants. Today, that image is being tested. A... Read more »

US Ends Longstanding World AIDS Day Recognition

  For the first time in decades, the United States has chosen not to formally recognize World AIDS Day, a global day of reflection and awareness held every year on December 1... Read more »

Why Halloween Candy Is Getting Pricier — and Less Chocolatey

  Halloween candy lovers may notice something different this year — higher prices, smaller portions, and fewer chocolate treats. The spooky season favorite has become another victim of global supply challenges, soaring... Read more »