The American Academy of Pediatrics has published new vaccine guidelines recommending immunization against 18 diseases, differing from the CDC’s recent reduction to 11 diseases. Read about the implications of these changes for child health.
Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz issues a statement following the shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents, questioning President Trump’s policies and their impact on state residents.
The investigation into the shooting of Alex Pretti is being led by Homeland Security Investigations, a decision that raises questions among law enforcement officials.
President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 100 percent tariff on Canadian imports if Canada proceeds with a trade deal involving China. The warning highlights rising tensions over North American trade policy and China’s role in global commerce. The statement raises questions about future U.S.–Canada economic relations, potential effects on major industries, and the impact on cross‑border supply chains. No formal tariff order or implementation timeline has been announced, and Canada has not issued a detailed response. Policymakers and businesses in both countries are watching for next steps.
President Donald Trump announced that a US naval “armada” is heading toward the Gulf as Washington closely monitors Iran, while both sides publicly signal interest in talks and recent expectations of immediate American military action appear to recede. The United States, which supported and joined Israel’s 12-day June campaign targeting Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, continues to keep military options open and adjusts its force posture in coordination with regional allies. Defense and diplomatic officials say the deployment aims to deter Iran, protect maritime routes and allow space for diplomacy as global leaders and lawmakers track the security and economic impact of rising tensions in the Gulf.
Texas Democrats James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett will meet in a U.S. Senate primary debate on Saturday at 2 p.m. as they compete for their party’s nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn. The event will allow Texas Democratic voters to evaluate the Austin state representative and the Dallas-area congresswoman ahead of the primary contest for the long-held GOP Senate seat.
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking additional resources, including military attorneys and federal auditors, to support an expanding fraud investigation in Minnesota. Federal officials say the widening probe involves extensive financial records and possible misuse of public funds. The resource request aims to boost investigative capacity, speed case review, and support potential prosecutions. The department is coordinating with multiple agencies, state officials, and local law enforcement as it examines contracts, grants, and financial transactions tied to federally connected programs in the state.
President Donald Trump has launched a new international initiative called the “Board of Peace,” signing a founding charter that pledges cooperation with the United Nations to address global suffering. The group began its work without participation from several major U.S. allies and has released few details about its structure, membership and operations.
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Switzerland after a delayed departure linked to a pre-flight switch between aircraft in the presidential fleet. A reporter on board said cabin lights in the press section briefly went out after takeoff, with no immediate explanation from crew or officials. Security and flight operations followed standard protocols for high-level U.S. government travel. Authorities in the United States and Switzerland coordinated on the arrival, and scheduled events proceeded with adjusted timing.
A federal appeals court in New Orleans will hear arguments on lawsuits challenging Texas and Louisiana laws that require public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments. The article explains how the statutes mandate classroom postings, details the constitutional claims by parents and civil liberties groups, and outlines the defenses by state officials. It also reports how the court’s ruling could shape future Establishment Clause cases involving religious displays in schools and affect policy decisions in districts across both states.