Police Buy Your Location. Maryland Says That's Illegal.
Seven companies are selling Marylanders' location data to ICE and police — and a new state law says that's illegal.
America's First mRNA Flu Vaccine: Approved and Contested
Moderna's mRNA flu shot got FDA approval this month. Now a team of doctors is formally asking Kennedy to withdraw it.
Trump Picks an Anti-Abortion Doctor to Lead the FDA
Heidi Overton called for restricting mifepristone. Trump just put her in charge of the FDA's abortion pill review.
Harry and Meghan Are Moving Back to Britain
After six years in California, Harry and Meghan are moving back to Britain. Not everyone thinks it's a good idea.
Vaccine Exemptions Hit a Record High as Schools Open
Measles cases are at a 35-year high. More than 280,000 kids started school this week without completing the MMR vaccine.
WHO Deploys an Ebola Vaccine Built for a Different Strain
The world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has no approved vaccine. Today WHO allocated one designed for a different strain — and the camps are split on whether it helps.
USDA Moves to End the 25-Year Roadless Rule
The USDA says the rule blocks wildfire work. Critics say roads start fires — and 99% of commenters opposed the change.
California Sets Toughest Wildfire Yard Rules in U.S.
California just passed the strictest wildfire landscaping rules in the country. Not everyone thinks they'll work.
Trump Claims a Deal. Canada Says Not Quite.
Trump announced a deal with Canada hours before 50% tariffs were set to hit. Carney says there's still work to do.
Who Owns the Code That Controls Your Medical Bills?
A patient-rights group just sued the AMA to set doctors' billing codes free. The AMA says it'll fight.
Nvidia's Chips Are Back in China. Is That Safe?
America let Nvidia's H200 chips into China. Now they're arriving — and the fight over whether that was safe isn't over.
The WNBA Cleared the XX-XY Shirts. The Debate Isn't Over.
Security told a mother and daughter to cover their XX-XY Athletics shirts at a WNBA game. The WNBA said it was wrong — and the fight behind those shirts is much bigger.
BTS Boycotts the Grammys Over a New Asian Music Award
BTS says the Grammys' new Asian pop category is segregation. The Recording Academy is reconsidering.
AI Music Is Making Money. The Fight Is Over Who Gets It.
Labels settled with Suno and Udio. The musicians who recorded those songs are now suing for their share.
Bulldozers Hit Big Bend. Now Comes the Fight.
CBP cleared roughly two miles of Big Bend National Park for a border barrier. The pause hasn't stopped the fight.
ABC Sues Trump's FCC Over Its Broadcast Licenses
Disney calls it retaliation. The FCC calls it a routine public-interest review.
After 30 Years, Tupac's Murder Goes to Trial
Keffe D's memoir got the case reopened. His lawyers say the book was fiction.
Federal Suppressor Rules Just Fell. Camps Split on Safety.
A court just struck down federal suppressor registration. Gun groups cheer; safety advocates call it dangerous.
More Screen Time, Better Teen Thinking — a New Study Says
A Finnish study found more screen time linked to sharper teen thinking. The debate over phone limits stays wide open.
29 States Take Meta to Federal Court Over Kids
29 states say Meta built its platforms to addict children. Opening arguments begin today in a federal case that could cost the company $200 billion.