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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating the cancer treatment CAR-T after it was notified of new blood cancers among individuals who received the treatment.

The State Department confirmed last week that it can revoke the visas of foreigners who have expressed backing the terrorist group Hamas.

A spokesperson for Hamas stormed out of a BBC interview last week when asked about the justification of killing innocent civilians in the attack against Israel.

The state of Utah is suing TikTok over "child addiction harm," according to a press release from Governor Spencer Cox's (R) office.

Last week we witnessed a dramatic, historical first: A Speaker of the US House of Representatives was removed from that position by a vote from Members of that body. US Rep. Matt Gaetz was able to gather enough Republicans dissatisfied with the leadership of then-Speaker Kevin McCarthy to send him packing.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) announced that the state has 18,000 job openings for Venezuelan migrants.

NATO is set to conduct its most extensive military exercises in Western Europe since the end of the Cold War, with the aim of bolstering its readiness against potential threats.

Last month was "the fifth-highest August on record in terms of federal background checks for gun transfers since the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System was established 25 years ago."

The move follows Soros' son Alex taking over his father's Open Society Foundations.

It used to be that sworn officer applicants were required to be “a citizen of the United States at the time of application.”