
FDA Official Working to Hire Friend Who Seeks New Antidepressant Warnings
FDA's top drug regulator is working to hire a researcher seeking new pregnancy warnings on antidepressants, raising conflict of interest concerns.

FDA's top drug regulator is working to hire a researcher seeking new pregnancy warnings on antidepressants, raising conflict of interest concerns.

Apple cut its App Store developer commission in China from 30% to 25% effective March 15th following discussions with Chinese regulators.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed senior military officers and redirected military education partnerships from elite universities to Hillsdale College.

The Salzburg Festival terminated its artistic director's contract while the Kennedy Center announced upcoming layoffs ahead of renovations.

A new independent inquiry has been established to investigate historical child grooming cases and institutional failures in the UK.
International Monetary Fund leadership highlights global economic fragility as oil price fluctuations strain government finances worldwide.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas described the city's state-controlled police system as 'colonial' and harmful to diverse communities.

Toyota will invest $1 billion to expand production capacity at facilities in Kentucky and Indiana as part of broader U.S. operations commitment.

Court documents detail charges in an Illinois triple murder case while a suspect is indicted in decades-old Texas Killing Fields murders.

At least eight children who were evacuated as premature newborns during heavy fighting in Gaza have been reunited with their families after two years.

Defense technology startup Shield AI reached a $12.7 billion valuation, marking a 140% increase in one year following a U.S. Air Force contract.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed political newcomer Graham Platner in Maine's Democratic Senate primary while Sen. Ruben Gallego faces increased examination despite recent praise.

Israeli military operations continue in Gaza while displaced families endure additional hardship from sandstorms hitting refugee camps.

Meta introduces new program to pay popular creators from other platforms to post content on Facebook.

Immigration officials detained Eledoro Valenzuela Rodriguez, describing him as a repeat offender who evaded deportation for years.
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