U S declares monkeypox emergency
The federal government declared a public health emergency to accelerate the monkeypox response as the outbreak surpasses 6 600 cases. HHS can access emergency funds, expand staff, and coordinate with state officials while vaccine supplies face shortages and dose sparing options are considered.
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Xavier Becerra
Department of Health and Human Services
HHS
Biden Administration
New York
San Francisco
White House
Federal Emergency Management
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Lawrence Gostin
Georgetown University
U.S
Gostin
Becerra
Food and Drug Administration
Robert Califf
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Sandy Hook parents win over $4 million in damages
A Texas jury awarded more than 4 million dollars in compensatory damages to Sandy Hook parents Neil Heslin and Scarlett Lewis after Alex Jones falsely claimed the 2012 mass shooting was a hoax. Punitive damages await, with the case highlighting Jones's ongoing legal and financial jeopardy.
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Texas
Alex Jones
Sandy Hook
Infowars
U.S
Neil Heslin
Scarlett Lewis
Jesse Lewis
Newtown
Connecticut
Jones
FBI
YouTube
Spotify
Twitter
Heslin
Lewis
Bankston
U.S. House
U.S. Capitol
Mark Bankston
Travis County
China conducts precision missile drills around Taiwan after Pelosi visit
China launched precision missile strikes in six zones around Taiwan as part of military exercises, with five missiles landing in Japan's exclusive economic zone near Hatoma. Taiwan and Japan condemned the actions as threats, while U.S. officials criticized Beijing's escalation and Taiwan urged restraint and ally support. Tsai Ing-wen condemned the drills as a violation of sovereignty and pledged calm firmness.
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China
U.S
Nancy Pelosi
Beijing
Japan
Hateruma
Nobuo Kishi
Defense Ministry
Taipei
D.C
Pelosi
People’s Liberation Army
Communist Party
CCTV
Ater
U.S. National Security Council
John Kirby
Taiwan Strait
Western Pacific
Indo-Pacific
Matsu
Wuqiu
Dongyin
Tsai Ing-wen
Biden, GOP clash over Democrats inflation plan action
Senate Democrats push a 739 billion dollar package branded as the Inflation Reduction Act, claiming lower inflation, deficit cuts and climate help. Republicans warn of higher energy costs and factory harm from a 15 percent corporate tax and price caps on drugs. Analysts differ on inflation impact and tax effects.
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Congress
NATO
Joe Biden
Senate
U.S
University of Chicago
IRS
Mike Crapo
Idaho
America
Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
Joe Manchin
D-W.va
Treasury Department
Private Committee For
Biden
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