Who Will Stop Pharma Crime in America? The Law or the People?
Pharma-linked crimes are rising, with victims demanding justice. Will federal law intervene—or must the people lead the fight for accountability?
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FDA to Accelerate Drug Reviews for Medicines Aligning with National Health Priorities
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a new initiative to expedite the review process for medications that align with the health priorities set by the Trump administration.
Southeastern U.S. Reports Surge in Fireball Sightings
On Thursday, numerous reports of fireball sightings emerged across the southeastern United States, with over 140 observations documented by the American Meteor Society.
Concerns Rise Over White House’s Mars Initiative Amid Dramatic NASA Budget Cuts
The Biden administration’s request for NASA’s fiscal year 2026 budget signals a significant departure from the agency’s previous focus, proposing drastic cuts to space science and a controversial shift in human spaceflight strategy toward Mars.
Suspect in Shooting of Minnesota Lawmakers Captured Following Extensive Manhunt
A 57-year-old man has been apprehended in Minnesota on suspicion of murdering a Democratic state lawmaker and her spouse.
Tensions Rise at Portland ICE Facility as Protests Escalate
A significant protest against President Donald Trump and his administration saw approximately 50,000 participants marching peacefully through downtown Portland on Saturday.
Fatal Shooting at Salt Lake City ‘No Kings’ Protest Leaves One Dead, Suspect Arrested
In a tragic turn of events, a man participating in a peacekeeping role during the “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City was shot and killed on Saturday night.
West Virginia Declares State of Emergency Following Fatal Flash Floods and Building Collapse
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has declared a state of emergency as the state grapples with the aftermath of severe flash flooding that has led to at least five confirmed deaths and three individuals reported missing.
Peacekeeper Shoots Innocent Bystander at Salt Lake City Rally, Authorities Report
SALT LAKE CITY — Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a 39-year-old fashion designer and former contestant on Bravo’s “Project Runway,” was fatally shot on Saturday during a major protest in downtown Salt Lake City.