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Tylenol Maker, Pharmacy Chains Ask U.S. Appeals Court to Reconsider Ruling Reviving Autism-Related Lawsuits Kenvue, the manufacturer of Tylenol, and several major pharmacy chains have filed a petition asking a U.S. appeals court to reconsider a decision in litigation over claims that prenatal exposure to acetaminophen causes autism spectrum disorder…

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Global warming will decrease deaths in older adults and reduce overall emergency room spending, according to a new Congressional Budget office report. Approximately 2.5 million temperature-related deaths among the Medicare population will be avoided through 2075, the CBO says.  The report explains that cold days increase emergency department visits and spending…

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“Nancy Mace” by Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 4.0 South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace did not mince words Monday. After weeks of watching a Massachusetts jury deadlock, a “pink mob” of supporters cheer an admitted child killer, and a defense lawyer beg President Donald Trump for a pardon he cannot…

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A screenshot from a video recorded by @big.t.33 shows one of two teenagers during a confrontation with ICE agents in Alamo, Texas. Left-wing media and activists are exploding Monday over video and interviews out of Alamo, Texas, claiming Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents “brutally attacked” two American teenagers who say they…

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Kerala Police announce they broke up a fake diploma network and confiscated over 100,000 fake diplomas in 2025 bust. – News 18 screengrab Kerala In late 2025, Kerala Police in India dismantled a multi-state fake degree racket, arresting 11 suspects and seizing over 100,000 counterfeit certificates linked to around 22…

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Palling around with CNN’s Jake Tapper, California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) addressed how his plans for 2028 supposedly hinged on the choice of another Oval Office seeker. With little more than two months out, the midterm elections may be front of mind for many, but speculation on the next presidential…

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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said that the Trump administration is getting close to approving permits to mine the deep ocean for critical minerals.Burgum told a gathering of G20 energy ministers on Sept. 14 in Houston that companies could hear more about deep-sea mining “in the weeks and months ahead.”The United…

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