The evidence against plastic is mounting. But is it possible to cut it out of our lives?
Evidence links plastics with poor health outcomes. But plastic is nearly inescapable, and alternatives can be expensive and inconvenient.
Mangione’s guilty plea puts New York murder case in jeopardy
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges. Now, his attorneys claim prosecuting him again would violate double jeopardy laws.
Childhood vaccine exemptions hit record high, nearly doubling in five years
The share of kindergartners with at least one vaccine exemption reached 4.2% this year, nearly double the 2.2% from five years ago.
Trump threatens Oman as Iran deal deadline expires; Hawaii digs out after Lala
Plus, a judge blocks Trump’s plan to move FBI headquarters to the Ronald Reagan Building, putting a Biden-era Maryland plan back in play. And the DOJ seeks to reinstate the smuggling case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Judge blocks Trump’s FBI headquarters move, revives Maryland plan
The Biden administration selected a facility in South Carolina, but the Trump administration scrapped the plan and chose the Reagan building.
DOJ fights to revive Abrego Garcia case judge called vindictive
The Justice Department asked an appeals court to reinstate human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia after a judge dismissed them.
Walt Disney Company sues Trump’s FCC over ‘retaliatory campaign’ against ABC
The Walt Disney Company filed a lawsuit against the FCC on Tuesday, alleging it “has waged a retaliatory campaign against ABC.”
Becerra’s free electricity promise leaves an unanswered question: free for whom?
Candidate Xavier Becerra unveiled his “power hour,” which would give lower-income families free electricity for several hours a day.
Why the media is suddenly so interested in Trump aide Natalie Harp, and how coverage differs
Left- and right-leaning news outlets have taken different approaches to the controversy involving Trump aide Natalie Harp and Sen. Ossoff.