While some experts and health care providers had hoped that next week’s ACIP meeting would add clarity to the situation and allow healthy adults and children better access to the shots, the Post’s reporting suggests that’s unlikely. According to their sources, Kennedy’s ACIP is considering recommending the vaccines to those 75 and older, while instructing those 74 and younger to …
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The undocumented father shot and killed by an ICE agent in Franklin Park, Illinois, only had a history of minor traffic violations, not a criminal record, according to his attorney. The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Friday their agents were targeting Silvero Villegas-Gonzalez for arrest Friday. They said he was a criminal who was …
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An officer fatally shot a person who injured an ICE agent during an immigration arrest in the Chicago area Friday, according to federal immigration officials. A spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement said that officers were conducting a vehicle stop as part of a “targeted law enforcement activity” on Friday morning. The person being stopped resisted and attempted to drive …
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Facebook Tweet Email Link A person targeted during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement traffic stop dragged an ICE officer with a vehicle while resisting arrest in a Chicago suburb Friday morning, prompting the officer to fatally shoot the person and leaving the officer with injuries, the Department of Homeland Security said. The slain target of the stop, Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez, was …
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Graham FraserTechnology reporter Getty Images With smartphones, where Apple leads others often follow – so it launching an iPhone this week without a traditional Sim card is raising questions over the future of a very familiar piece of phone tech. All phone users will be used to the small plastic cards they need to delicately insert into their devices to …
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Kirk called on South Korea, a country of more than 50 million people, to fight against the “left-leaning elite” and keep itself safe from the “menace” of the Chinese Communist Party. Over the course of his 40-minute speech, he also mentioned the country’s birth rate — the world’s lowest — and said it was up to South Koreans to keep …
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin – A driver who crashed into a vehicle, killing a college lacrosse player from Upstate New York and a teammate, was drunk, according to police. The crash last Friday in Milwaukee killed Noah Snyder, 20, of Irving, a community south of Buffalo. The sophomore played lacrosse for Marquette University. Snyder, a member of the Seneca Nation, also played …
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None of the 11 people killed in a US military strike on a boat in the Caribbean last week were members of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, Venezuela’s interior minister has said, as the South American country deployed troops amid heightened tensions with the US. The administration of Donald Trump has said the boat was transporting illegal narcotics, but has …
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By EMILY JOSHU STERNE, US SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER Published: 18:00, 10 September 2025 | Updated: 18:37, 10 September 2025 A deadly lung disease that tore through New York City has now spread to the suburbs, health officials warn. Health officials in Westchester County, just north of New York City, announced Monday that two people have died of Legionnaire’s disease, a type of …
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Federal agencies US military Congressional news Donald Trump See all topics Facebook Tweet Email Link Defense Department officials briefing congressional staff on Tuesday about last week’s US military strike on a boat in the Caribbean did not present conclusive evidence that the targets of the attack were members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, according to the senior Democratic …
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