Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami as UK Seeks Extradition on 59 Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the United States while facing a growing list of criminal charges in the UK, which now total 59. The high-profile brothers, who have previously faced legal proceedings in Romania, continue to face serious legal scrutiny across multiple countries as authorities build cases against them.
Taco Bell Lettuce Traced to Mexican Supplier at Center of Massive Parasite Outbreak
A Familiar Ingredient, a Dangerous Parasite Shredded iceberg lettuce sold at some Taco Bell restaurants has been linked to an outbreak of cyclosporiasis in five states, the CDC and FDA confirmed. The culprit is a microscopic organism with a big impact: Cyclospora is a microscopic,…
The Safety App That Knows About Emergencies Near You Before Anyone Else Does
A New Kind of Neighborhood Watch — In Your Pocket You hear sirens outside. A helicopter circles your block. Something clearly is happening, but you have no idea what. That moment of anxious uncertainty is exactly what the Citizen app was built to eliminate. Citizen…
Trump’s Cabinet Nominees Face Grilling Over Epstein Files, Election Claims, and Science
A Day of High-Stakes Hearings on Capitol Hill On Wednesday, July 15, the Senate put three of President Trump’s key nominees through the wringer in back-to-back confirmation hearings that touched on some of the most contentious issues in American public life — the Jeffrey Epstein…
Four Nations Move Closer to EU Membership in a Historic Single Day
A Milestone Not Seen in Over Two Decades Four countries hoping to join the European Union took important steps forward on their membership quests on Tuesday, July 14, in one of the bloc’s biggest enlargement moves in more than 20 years. The event drew an…
GLP-1 Users Are Losing Fat in Their Feet and Doctors Say It’s a Real Problem
The Side Effect Nobody Warned You About Doctors are warning about “Ozempic feet” — the unglamorous label for feet that suddenly look bonier, feel more painful, or no longer fit the shoes that were perfectly fine a few months earlier. As millions of Americans continue…
Arkansas Wins Federal Waiver Giving Schools More Control Over Education Dollars
A New Era for Arkansas Schools Arkansas scored a significant victory for its education system last week when the federal government handed the state a sweeping new level of control over how it runs its public schools. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders joined U.S. Secretary of…
Markets Wobble as US-Iran Ceasefire Collapses Into Fresh Strikes
A Fragile Peace Unravels A ceasefire that once seemed to be inching toward a permanent deal has shattered. On July 8, President Donald Trump declared the Memorandum of Understanding with Tehran effectively over, and the United States has since launched waves of airstrikes against Iran…
San Diego’s First Homegrown Chagas Case Raises Alarm About Kissing Bug Risk
A Parasite That Hides in Plain Sight San Diego County health officials have confirmed the region’s first locally acquired case of Chagas disease — identified during routine blood donation screening in a donor who had no symptoms. The announcement, made on Monday, July 7, sent…
Babies Are Born Music Lovers and Their Brains Prove It
A Musical Brain From the Very Beginning While the human brain processes structured music as early as three months of age, the physical drive to move to a beat emerges only toward the end of the first year of life. That’s the central finding of…
