A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee approved booster doses of Moderna and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine varieties last week.

This week Finland, Sweden, and Denmark restricted the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine due to the risk of myocarditis in certain age groups, specifically for men under the age of 30. Nordic countries will offer the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine instead. However, reports of myocarditis have occurred following both Moderna and Pfizer’s mRNA vaccines.

A famous painting by mysterious street artist Banksy sold on Thursday for $25.4m, notable record high for the artist.

Veteran broadcast journalist Katie Couric admits to deliberately omitting comments made by late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg concerning National Anthem protests during a 2016 interview, according to a “Daily Mail” report.

After a four-day hospital stay, former president Bill Clinton is expected to be released soon.

A military judge has sentenced U.S. Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller to a forfeiture of one month’s pay ($5,000) and a letter of reprimand for violating a military gag order.

On Wednesday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the marketing of the first electronic cigarette.

In what appears to be another example of big tech censorship, Instagram removed a post from evolutionary biologist Colin Wright displaying scientific evidence of the advantage men have over women in athletics.

Over the past several years some concerns about the structure of the Supreme Court have arisen, in particular Democrats’ desire to expand the number of judges to “even out” the political balance due to the 6-3 conservative-leaning majority that has been recently appointed to the Court.

CNN is fiercely defending its false accusation that conservative podcaster Joe Rogan took a “horse dewormer” to treat COVID symptoms after its chief medical correspondent admitted the network lied in a disastrous interview with Rogan.