The parasitic outbreak linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce has now affected 1,947 Americans across nine states, according to the latest figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released Friday. At least 98 individuals have required hospitalization, though no deaths have been reported at this time. The outbreak, caused by the microscopic parasite … [Read more...] about Lettuce Contamination Spreads to Nine States Despite Recall Efforts
Domestic Violence Arrest Contradicts Viral Claim About ICE Detention
A case that sparked weeks of protests and a hunger strike at a New Jersey immigration detention facility has taken a significant turn as official police records contradict the public narrative that circulated widely through media coverage and social activism. Martin Soto, a 31-year-old Peruvian national, entered ICE custody not while purchasing diapers as his wife publicly … [Read more...] about Domestic Violence Arrest Contradicts Viral Claim About ICE Detention
Thomson Reuters Database Deal With ICE Sparks Canadian Political Controversy
The Canadian government faces mounting pressure to intervene in a substantial data-sharing arrangement between United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement and a major Canadian media and technology corporation. Avi Lewis, federal leader of Canada's New Democratic Party, issued a forceful statement Tuesday demanding that Prime Minister Mark Carney's government take … [Read more...] about Thomson Reuters Database Deal With ICE Sparks Canadian Political Controversy
ASU’s Cronkite School Introduces Formal Degree Path for Digital Content Creators
Arizona State University has announced a new Bachelor of Arts degree in Content Creation, marking what may be the first time a major American university has offered a four-year program specifically designed to train social media influencers. The program, housed within ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, represents a significant institutional … [Read more...] about ASU’s Cronkite School Introduces Formal Degree Path for Digital Content Creators
Federal Panel Votes to Expand Access to Controversial Peptides Over Safety Concerns
A federal advisory committee has voted to recommend adding six peptides to the list of approved ingredients for medical compounding, a decision that has exposed significant divisions between recently appointed advisers and the Food and Drug Administration's career scientists. The Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee concluded a two-day hearing Friday by voting to recommend … [Read more...] about Federal Panel Votes to Expand Access to Controversial Peptides Over Safety Concerns
