1,714 Measles Cases and the Question Nobody at CDC Wants to Answer
America has reported far more measles cases in four months than a typical post-elimination year, and the review of that status is now delayed until November.
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Utah Measles Outbreak Reaches 559 Cases, Nearly Half the National Total
Utah alone accounts for nearly half of America's 1,714 measles cases, with 92% of patients unvaccinated or status unknown.
Trump Calls McIlroy a LEGEND Between Posts Announcing a Naval Blockade
The president's Truth Social feed on Sunday night was blockade, golf, blockade — and nobody blinked.
CRISPR Sickle Cell Therapy Shows Durable Results Past Five Years of Follow-Up
Every evaluable Casgevy patient stayed crisis-free for at least a year, with some now past five years — the gene edit holds.
California Renames Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day After Abuse Allegations
One week from abuse allegations to unanimous legislative erasure — California's fastest reckoning with a civil rights icon.
Helium Shortage Forces U.S. Hospitals to Ration MRI Schedules
The Hormuz closure choked helium supplies from Qatar, and now American hospitals are delaying diagnostic scans.
Pope Leo's Meeting With Obama's Chief Strategist Sparks Predictable Speculation
A Chicago pope meeting a Chicago strategist is not a campaign launch — but in Washington, proximity is always evidence.
Ozempic Reaches the Menu as Restaurant Chains Shrink Portions for a Medicated America
One in eight Americans is on GLP-1 drugs, and chains from Olive Garden to P.F. Chang's are adapting.
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Under 30 Voted Against Orban, and Magyar's Tisza Won a Supermajority
Hungary's youth vote broke hard against Orbán and helped hand Tisza a 138-seat supermajority on record turnout.
One Dead, Six Injured in Mass Shooting at New Jersey Chick-fil-A
Masked gunmen walked into a suburban fast-food restaurant on a Saturday night and opened fire — and by Sunday, no one had been arrested.