
From Ceuta to the Crown: A Week of Global Stories
Key stories from Europe: Ceuta migrant surge, Miss Netherlands' first trans winner, Johnson baby, and right-to-die legacy.

Key stories from Europe: Ceuta migrant surge, Miss Netherlands' first trans winner, Johnson baby, and right-to-die legacy.

Executive order targets vaccine schedule despite court setbacks, as allies plot broader changes to immunization policy.

Indoor farming leader expands footprint while food safety crisis slashes demand for field-grown greens.

New once-daily aleniglipron shows promising Phase II results, while Medicare expands coverage for existing GLP-1 drugs starting July 1.

As Iowa advances a 'work without worry' bill and New York City invests in disability inclusion, advocates demand systemic change—while other stories roil the public sphere.

A decade-long study of 340,000 adults finds beverage choice may matter more than previously thought, with wine linked to lower mortality and spirits to higher risk.

New research from Oregon State University suggests that daily cannabis users may wake with higher stress hormone levels, challenging the notion that marijuana reliably relieves stress.

A six-month trial finds no benefits from reducing sweetness; experts suggest a broader approach to healthier eating.
Scorching temperatures across the continent have killed thousands, sparked wildfires, and ignited a political debate over air conditioning and climate readiness.

From the FDA to global supply chains, a 47-state parasite outbreak highlights years of underfunding, understaffing, and fading public trust in food safety.