In a bold move, Councilmember Brooke Pinto, along with her colleagues, has sent a detailed letter to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) demanding answers. The letter, sent on December 18, raises serious questions about how crime data is being handled and the extent of federal involvement in lo
A recent debate within the FDA has sparked concerns about the future of vaccine safety and policy. Dr. Vinay Prasad, head of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, sent an internal email claiming that COVID vaccines had caused the deaths of "at least 10 children. " This claim was me
A Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, has been found guilty of obstruction after helping a Mexican immigrant evade arrest by federal agents. This case has sparked a heated debate about immigration policies and the role of judges in the U. S. The trial lasted for six hours, with the jury acquitting Dugan
The US government is planning to spend $1. 6 million on a study in Guinea-Bissau, a country in West Africa where nearly one in five adults has hepatitis B. The study will look at whether giving the hepatitis B vaccine to newborns is safe and effective. But many researchers are calling this study une
Myanmar is facing serious accusations. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will hear a case against Myanmar. It starts on January 12th. It will run until January 29th. The case is about genocide against the Rohingya Muslims. Gambia is the one bringing the case. Gambia is a Muslim-majority coun
In the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency, BlockDAG is making waves with its impressive presale success, while Dogecoin and Shiba Inu face their own ups and downs. BlockDAG has raised over $435 million and has more than 312, 000 holders. It's currently in Batch 32, with coins priced at $0. 005. Th
A man from Omaha lost his life in a shocking incident involving a Tesla. The car, reportedly in self-driving mode, struck the man and then sped off, leaving him behind. This is not just a story about a car crash. It's about the dangers of relying too much on technology and the need for better safety
Tobacco is still a big problem around the world. It causes a lot of sickness and death. The World Health Organisation has rules to control it. These rules are called Articles 9 and 10. They focus on what's inside tobacco products and what they release. But putting these rules into action is hard. T
Soil is not just dirt. It's a living, breathing thing. And it can be tricky. People often think that soil full of organic matter is like a sponge. It soaks up bad stuff from wastewater and keeps it there. But what if it doesn't work that way? Scientists wanted to test this idea. They made little gr
Central Pennsylvania is in for a wild weather ride. A big storm is coming, bringing lots of rain and very strong winds. The National Weather Service has warned everyone to be ready for high winds. First, rain will start falling tonight and will keep going all night. Most places will get about half
