FDA backlog leaves nearly two thousand drug plants overdue
An Associated Press analysis shows about 2000 U S pharmaceutical plants have not faced FDA surveillance inspections since before 2019. The overdue plants, 42 percent of the 4700 registered, include facilities in the United States and overseas in India and China, raising contamination and quality risks for medicines used by millions.
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Weinstein could face new charges in New York
The Manhattan DA's office has begun presenting evidence to a grand jury on up to three additional sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein, including two in the mid-2000s and one in 2016, after Britain dropped its indecent assault case.
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Nicaragua frees 135 political prisoners in U S deal
Nicaragua released 135 political prisoners in a secret operation negotiated with the Biden administration. The group includes 13 members of a Texas based evangelical organization and was flown to Guatemala where they can apply for U S legal status. The government has cracked down on the Catholic church and religious groups.
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Police deny gang takeover of Colorado apartment building
In Aurora authorities dispute claims a Venezuela street gang has taken control of a six-building complex after a resident video showed armed men at a door. The allegation, amplified by conservatives, remains unsubstantiated as officials caution against conclusions.
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GOP lawsuits set stage for state challenges if Trump loses
Democrats and Republicans fight through a sprawling set of court cases over the 2024 election. Republicans claim vote issues after 2020 precedents, with the RNC mobilizing 165,000 observers. Democrats counter with "voter protection" teams and hundreds of lawyers. Most suits are small, but a Trump loss could trigger renewed challenges. experts note margins like 10,000 votes or fewer hundred-vote gaps could hinge on court rulings on ballot validity.
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