In a dramatic overhaul, the CDC has slashed the number of routinely recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advocates for a more cautious approach, raising concerns about vaccine safety and effectiveness.
CBS News staffers received a controversial memo from management just before Christmas, sparking criticism and raising questions about editorial integrity and media trust in the U.S.
The Kennedy Center has officially added Donald Trump's name to its title, sparking controversy and debate over whether this change is legal or appropriate. Critics argue that Congress must approve such alterations.
The Kennedy Center has been renamed to honor Trump, sparking backlash from the Kennedy family and raising legal questions about the board's authority. Discover the unfolding drama behind this controversial decision.
President Trump has filed a staggering $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, claiming the media outlet misrepresented his words in a documentary. This legal action raises questions about free speech and media integrity as Trump seeks to challenge a trusted British institution.
A federal lawsuit has been filed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to halt Trump's construction of a new ballroom at the White House, claiming multiple legal violations in the process.
A nonprofit group is suing the White House to halt the construction of Trump's new ballroom, claiming the project violates historic preservation laws. Can they stop this ambitious addition?
The latest NHS figures reveal waiting lists for planned treatments in England have surged to 7.4 million, raising concerns over healthcare access. Despite a slight improvement in patient wait times, targets remain unmet as the government sets new milestones for trusts.
In Mount Pocono, Trump addresses economic concerns with promises of lower prices and bigger paychecks. After announcing a $12 billion farmer bailout, he faces the challenge of rising prices due to his tariffs, which threaten his approval ratings.
In a historic election, Eileen Higgins has been elected as Miami's first Democratic mayor in over 30 years, winning 59% of the vote against Emilio Gonzalez. Her victory promises a new direction for the city and addresses critical issues like housing and public trust.