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China Lockdown Causing Global Medical Imaging Supply Shortage

General Electric (GE) Healthcare said on Wednesday a shortage of medical dye caused by a Chinese coronavirus lockdown of its production plant in Shanghai, China, has affected not only hospitals in the U.S. and Germany but also in other regions of the world, Reuters reported.

All Eyes on the Vatican After Cardinal Zen’s Arrest

Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, retired Cardinal Bishop of Hong Kong and one of the world’s leading human rights activists, was arrested on Wednesday evening in Hong Kong along with three others.

Biden Wanted $33B More for Ukraine. Congress Quickly Raised It to $40B. Who Benefits?

From the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, the Biden White House has repeatedly announced large and seemingly random amounts of money that it intends to send to fuel the war in Ukraine.

Rand Paul Blocks $40 Billion Ukraine Package (Watch)

“We cannot save Ukraine by dooming the U.S. economy.”

Democrats’ Effort to Secure Roe v. Wade Fails

Bill fails in 49-51 vote.

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis Over Revocation of Disney’s Special Privileges

Governor's decision followed Disney's involvement in protests of the state's parental rights bill. QUICK FACTS: A federal judge has stopped a lawsuit against Florida's Gov. Ron...

NBA Holding Games in UAE Despite Region’s Death Penalty for LGBTQ Individuals

Questions arose about the NBA's decision due the nation's aggressively anti-LGBTQ policies.

Durham Says FBI, Intelligence Agencies Slowly Producing Classified Materials

Special counsel John Durham filed court papers on May 10 saying that the FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies are slowly producing documents related to his case against Igor Danchenko, who prosecutors say lied to investigators about how he obtained information that later appeared in the controversial and discredited Steele dossier that was used against former President Donald Trump.

COVID Vaccines for Kids Under 6 Won’t Have to Meet 50% Efficacy Standard, FDA Official Says

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) top vaccine official told a congressional committee on Friday that COVID-19 vaccines for kids under 6 will not have to meet the agency’s 50% efficacy threshold required to obtain Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).

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