Latest published reports in strict reverse chronological order.
A powdered greens supplement sold online has been recalled amid a multi-state Salmonella outbreak, with dozens of reported illnesses and hospitalizations, according to reporting based on FDA information.
The U.S. women’s national team began its 2026 slate with a 6-0 win in Carson, California, featuring goals from newcomers and a standout return from Trinity Rodman, as the team builds toward major tournaments.
The U.S. government announced it has completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, ending formal membership and outlining plans to pursue global health work through direct partnerships and other channels.
A White House executive order argues that a state-by-state approach to AI regulation creates compliance burdens and could shape model behavior, urging a minimally burdensome national standard to support U.S. AI leadership.
New overnight attacks struck Kyiv and other areas, with officials reporting casualties, infrastructure impacts, and continuing pressure on Ukraine’s power system as air-raid alerts persisted.
CDC says it accepted recommendations from a scientific assessment of U.S. childhood vaccination practices following a presidential memorandum directing a review of international approaches. The agency framed the action as an evidence-based update to the schedule.
U.S. markets have swung sharply in response to trade threats and geopolitical messaging tied to Greenland, underscoring how policy uncertainty can quickly reprice risk. Investors are watching for clearer signals on tariffs, alliances and the administration’s next steps.
President Donald Trump’s foreign-policy pressure campaign over Greenland has unsettled European partners and injected uncertainty into his Gaza ceasefire initiative, according to AP. With invitations to a new oversight body drawing limited buy-in, allies weigh whether Washington’s priorities are shifting.
A sprawling winter storm pushed from the South toward New England on Sunday, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity and snarling travel with widespread flight cancellations. Forecasters warned that bitter cold could prolong hazards even after precipitation ends.
The U.S. women began the year with a lopsided win over Paraguay, featuring goals from newcomers and a strong return from Trinity Rodman. The match also included tributes to Christen Press ahead of the team’s next fixtures.
The FTC says it will appeal a court ruling that rejected its antitrust case against Meta, arguing the company unlawfully maintained power by buying rivals. The appeal extends a high-stakes legal fight over how U.S. regulators define market power in social media.
Syria’s defense ministry announced an extension of a ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, as the U.S. moves detainees linked to the Islamic State from northeastern Syria to facilities in Iraq. The truce comes amid warnings of renewed escalation.