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A CDC panel’s recommendation on the infant vaccine for hepatitis B counters long-trusted guidance.
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It offers no supporting evidence for its claims of children’s deaths and talks vaguely of broad changes.
In every committee, groups strive to meet the needs of others who lack proper shelter and nutrition.
New Life Centers of Chicago answers the call in Leviticus to love the stranger as one’s self.
The White House says it intends to suspend food aid in blue states that refuse to surrender data on recipients.
A new study strengthens evidence that trust in government increases with good economic management.
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The state’s assault weapons ban was upheld in a state court, but more challenges remain ahead.
What’s different now is where he could once shape the public zeitgeist, he now appears out of touch.
The Republican won by 9 points but it’s a margin dwarfed by Trump’s win in 2024, mimicking other recent results.
Vehicles aren’t likely to become much cheaper and you’ll pay for more gas. Automakers will benefit, though.
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