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Nun speaks out for first time about being detained by ICE while walking to Mass in Texas
A nun detained by ICE while walking to Sunday Mass in Texas said she was approached by armed officers without explanation. Sister Leticia Ugboaja was released hours later after congressional intervention and media attention.
AARP to Congress: ‘We strongly object to fast-tracking Social Security changes’
AARP opposes a bipartisan Senate proposal to expedite Social Security changes, arguing the fast-track process bypasses regular congressional oversight and debate on this critical issue.
Comcast earnings highlight NBCUniversal strength ahead of planned split
Comcast’s second-quarter results highlighted NBCUniversal’s strength, with Peacock achieving profitability for the first time, while the broadband business continued losing customers amid intensifying competition.
Albertsons stock plunges as it says weaker grocery spending will cut into sales and earnings
Albertsons shares declined more than 20% after the grocer cut its fiscal 2026 outlook, citing weaker consumer demand and softer grocery spending amid broader economic pressures.
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Mammalian meat allergy: The allergy that can make daily activities deadly
A Sydney teenager died in 2022 from a tick-induced mammalian meat allergy after eating a beef sausage, marking the first known death from the condition worldwide.
Risk of Parkinson’s disease may increase with prolonged exposure to road traffic noise
A large Danish study found that prolonged exposure to road traffic noise is associated with increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, with risk rising 3% for every 11.5dB increase in noise levels.
FDA panel confronting peptide controversy
An FDA advisory committee is evaluating whether compounding pharmacies should manufacture seven specific peptides, amid concerns about their safety and effectiveness in the absence of robust clinical evidence.
U.S. health officials are investigating a new outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasite
U.S. health officials are investigating a new cyclospora outbreak affecting 72 people as of Wednesday, though the source products have not yet been identified.
Navy says it will no longer release sailors’ service history, another restriction on press access
The U.S. Navy will no longer release sailors’ service history information to the public, citing security threats and harassment concerns amid broader Pentagon restrictions on press access.
Trump seizes on New Jersey election error to boost misleading fraud claims
Trump amplified claims of widespread noncitizen voter registration following a New Jersey disclosure about a software error that resulted in 6,600 noncitizens being registered, though fewer than 400 voted.
Montana Sen. Jason Ellsworth’s guilty verdict thrown out
A Montana judge vacated the guilty verdict against former Senate President Jason Ellsworth after jurors were inadvertently provided sealed exhibits during deliberations in an official misconduct case.
Trump administration to unveil latest stage of aggressive trade policy
The Trump administration plans to announce new trade measures Thursday as existing tariffs expire Friday, following a February Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many prior tariffs.
For a 2nd time, House approves resolution to end the war in Iran in a rebuke to Trump
The House approved a second resolution calling for U.S. withdrawal from hostilities with Iran, passing 214-208 in a symbolic rebuke to President Trump over an unauthorized conflict.
Secret Service agent on Vance’s detail under investigation
A Secret Service agent protecting Vice President JD Vance faces investigation after allegedly leaking operational details about Vance’s planned helicopter trip to a media outlet.
More than 24 states sue Trump administration after it put conditions on receiving disaster funding
More than 24 states sued the Trump administration Thursday, alleging it unlawfully conditioned federal disaster funding on compliance with election and immigration policy changes.
Democrats say Social Security boss’ message pushed misleading statements on Trump tax law’s benefits
Democratic senators accused Social Security’s commissioner of misusing official resources to promote misleading statements about Republican tax legislation’s benefits to seniors ahead of midterm elections.