Whitson Leads Axiom Crew Arriving at ISS From Private Flight
Iowa native Peggy Whitson commands a four member crew including India's Shubhanshu Shukla, Hungary's Tibor Kapu, and Poland's Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski arriving at the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX private flight. They join six other astronauts and will conduct dozens of experiments over two weeks.
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Poland
Hungary
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Iowa
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Axiom Space
Houston
Whit
European Space Agency
Space Station
U.S
Russia
Japan
Tibor Kapu
Shubhanshu Shukla
Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski
Explosion and stampede kill 29 at Central African high school
An explosion at Barthelemy Boganda High School in Bangui followed by a deadly stampede killed 29 students and injured over 250 as power was restored to a transformer inside the campus. Most victims died at the scene. the health ministry reported about 260 injured across hospitals.
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Central African Republic
Barthelemy Boganda
Bangui
Ministry of National Education
Ministry of Health
U S pulls funding from vaccine group Gavi
Kennedy accuses Gavi of ignoring science and losing public trust while a Brussels briefing films a short speech. The vaccines alliance has funded over 1 billion child vaccinations and seeks at least 9 billion dollars over five years. He links Gavi with WHO during COVID-19 and questions vaccine safety, casting doubt on DTP vaccines.
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Vaccines Alliance
Gavi
Kennedy
Brussels
World Health Organization
WHO
Vaccine advisers back most fall flu shots with ingredient caveat
In Atlanta the new immunization advisers endorsed the fall flu vaccines for nearly all Americans but required use of select shots free from an ingredient antivaccine groups link to autism. The seven member panel backed a conservatively scrutinized preservative and faced limited public data from the CDC due to a recent leadership shakeup.
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Trump
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
POWV Tick Virus Kills One In Wisconsin
Wisconsin health officials report POWV transmitted by ticks killed one person and sent two others to the hospital as of June. Details of where cases contracted were not shared. The state urges providers to test patients with compatible symptoms and notes a rise in POWV cases may reflect more infections or better testing.
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Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Storms in France leave two dead and seventeen hurt
Paris was lashed by torrential storms that toppled trees flooded streets and caused the National Assembly dome to leak during a speech by Prime Minister Francois Bayrou. Two people died and 17 were injured as the deluge swelled Paris boulevards Wednesday evening.
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National Assembly
Middle East
Mississippi executes longest-serving death row inmate
Richard Gerald Jordan, 79, a Vietnam veteran with PTSD, was executed by lethal injection at the Mississippi State Penitentiary in Parchman for kidnapping and murdering Edwina Marter in a 1976 ransom case. His final appeals were denied by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Richard Gerald Jordan
U.S. Supreme Court
Edwina Marter
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Bright meteor fireball explodes over southeastern U S
The American Meteor Society logged about 150 reports of a fireball seen around 12 24 p m Eastern time. Most witnesses came from Georgia and South Carolina with additional sightings in Florida Tennessee North Carolina and nearby states.
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Supreme Court allows states to nix Planned Parenthood funding
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision allows states to block Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood for health services, a ruling that does not directly address abortion but could shutter about 200 clinics. The decision limits private enforcement of Medicaid provider choice, urging reliance on administrative avenues.
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White House
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Common Sense
Ketanji Brown Jackson
Katherine Farris
Planned Parenthood South Atlantic
Alexis McGill Johnson
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
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