The case, which some political experts believe could set in motion the process to dismantle Roe v. Wade, is set for December 1.

President Joe Biden’s plan to provide a third round of Pfizer vaccinations to the general population has been rejected by the Food and Drug Administration’s own advisory committee.

In Del Rio, Texas, the Department of Homeland Security began the process of returning thousands of Haitian migrants to their home country. 

This week the United Sates COVID-19 death toll surpassed 663,000 deaths, which was significant in that it accounted for 2% of the American population. But how significant is this number?

House Republicans voiced concerns on Thursday that recently pledged aid to Afghanistan may effectively be a ransom payment for the lives of American citizens who still remain in the country. 

As the White House propels its COVID-19 vaccination effort through a sweeping mandate, it also getting involved in the distribution of monoclonal antibody treatments.

Chairman for the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley also addressed the mistake, calling it “a horrible tragedy of war,” and that “we are committed to being fully transparent about this incident.”

Firefighters continue their effort to protect California’s Sequoia National Park, famed for the towering trees after which it was named, from the ever-expanding KNP Complex Fire.

The newly announced Indo-Pacific AUKUS alliance which includes the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia has begun to receive blowback from France.

An internally Facebook presentation said “We make body image issues worse for one in three teen girls.”