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An advisory committee for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plans to launch a review into COVID-19 vaccines.

A former civilian contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense has been indicted in Germany for allegedly offering to spy for the Chinese government. Identified only as Martin D., the American citizen was arrested in Frankfurt in early November 2024. German federal prosecutors announced the indictment on Monday, citing national security concerns.

Kilmar Ábrego García, a Salvadoran national illegally residing in the U.S. since 2011, was taken into ICE custody this week following a press conference held in Maryland. García, now 30, faces federal human smuggling charges and possible deportation to Uganda—a country with which he has no known ties.

Haverford College is under federal investigation for allegedly ignoring antisemitic harassment, raising serious civil rights concerns.

Florida Senator Joe Gruters has been unanimously elected RNC chair with President Trump’s endorsement, reinforcing Trump’s leadership.

A New York high school allowed a senior to decorate her paid parking spot with Bible verses and crosses after initially rejecting her design.

President Trump used a pointed post on Truth Social to rebuke Maryland Governor Wes Moore for inviting him to tour Baltimore.

The FDA now publishes medicine and vaccine adverse event reports in real time under Secretary RFK Jr.’s “radical transparency” push.

During an episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, the host warned Democrats against dismissing President Trump’s political strength.

ABC News labeled the FBI raid on John Bolton as Trump’s “retribution,” despite evidence showing a court-approved warrant.