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Virginia's Fairfax County voted to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31.

A pre-print paper authored by Japanese researchers warned against using blood from recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine for transfusions.

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will provide Emory University nearly $800,000 to mitigate the "effects of structural racism on chronic kidney disease."

Following the Supreme Court's hearing of oral arguments for the Murthy v. Missouri case, where the Missouri attorney general is claiming the Biden administration violated the First Amendment to censor speech on social media, Jackson said officials have a duty to censor speech.

Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade resigned on Friday following a judge declaring that either Wade or Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis had to step down to continue their case against Donald Trump.

FBI and CIA personnel were positioned during the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol event, according to recently released videos and messages.

England’s National Health Service (NHS) announced that it is ending its distribution of puberty blockers for minors.

Johns Hopkins Medicine’s chief diversity officer has stepped down just months after receiving backlash for sending out a newsletter calling men, Christians and white people “privileged.”

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) led four other GOP senators in a letter condemning President Joe Biden for “undermining Israeli operations against Hamas in Gaza.”

Descendants of the enslaved Black people who built a university in Missouri are claiming that they were owed up to $74 billion in unpaid labor.