Nationwide Operation Leads FBI to 200 Sex Trafficking Victims, 59 Missing Children
More than 200 sex trafficking victims were discovered during a 14-day nationwide child exploitation and human trafficking operation conducted by FBI agents.
Kansas City Police Detain 3 After Shooting at Super Bowl Rally
Kansas City Police were questioning people detained after deadly mass shooting at a rally to celebrate city’s Super Bowl victory, to find out prompted gunfire.
Supreme Court Declines to Take Up Transgender Bathroom Case
The Supreme Court won’t consider whether an Indiana middle school was required to let a transgender girl use the boys’ bathroom.
Trump’s Social Media Company to Start Trading Under ‘DJT’ on March 26
Trump Media & Technology Group, which owns Truth Social, will begin trading on Nasdaq stock market on March 26, company said in regulatory filing on March 25.
Supreme Court Ruling Means NYC’s Restrictions on Gun Licensing Are Unconstitutional: Federal Judge
Supreme Court ruling striking down NY state's restrictive gun permits rules means NY City rules denying firearm licenses over moral character violate Constitution.
450 Patients at Massachusetts Hospital Possibly Exposed to Hepatitis and HIV
450 patients at Salem Hospital in Massachusetts might have been exposed to hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV due to poor administration of IV medications.
California Law Requiring Background Check to Buy Ammunition Restored by Federal Court
CA law requiring people undergo a background check to purchase ammunition can be in effect while legal challenge is considered by courts, federal judges ruled.
Harvard President Faces Backlash for Her Testimony on Anti-Semitism on Campus
Harvard Jewish student organization criticized Harvard's president, Claudine Gay, for her testimony over anti-Semitism on campus following hearing before Congress.
Trump Vows to Ban Feds From Targeting ‘Misinformation’ If Elected
Donald Trump will bar federal government from using terms such as “misinformation” and “disinformation” to describe domestic speech if he’s reelected.
Fox Corporation Sued by New York City Pension Funds, Oregon Over 2020 Election Coverage
New York City Pension Funds and Oregon have filed a lawsuit against Fox Corporation's board related to alleged false narratives in post-2020 election coverage.
‘It’s the Child Who Suffers’: A Father Battles the Court System to Save His...
“Your daughter is trans, and you’re a homophobic racist if you don’t accept her,” the court-appointed guardian told Mark, and he realized the gravity of the situation.
Chemical Abortion: A Review
SUMMARY
In September 2000, the United States Food and Drug Administration approved the use of mifepristone—an abortion pill—commonly known as RU-486 or its brand name,...
