April 6, 2023 Man sentenced to 3 years after 'recklessly' infecting woman with HIV 14 years ago Police in the United Kingdom says years of detective work finally landed a Jamaican man behind bars for three years after "recklessly" giving HIV to a British woman.
April 6, 2023 Texas city used federal COVID relief funds for 'racial equity' in 'audacious' agenda San Antonio under its manager Erik Walsh has integrated critical race theory throughout all city departments and engages in practices to distribute resources on the basis of race.
April 6, 2023 COVID vaccine nasal spray shows strong immune response in study: 'Could be a game changer' A new study has shown promising results for a nasal COVID-19 vaccine in Germany, showing a strong immune response to the coronavirus in hamsters. The study was published in Nature Microbiology.
April 5, 2023 Nebraska Economic Development director resigns over COVID grant concerns Nebraska's Economic Development director, Anthony Goins, has resigned after reports surfaced claiming his agency awarded pandemic relief grants to a business he owns.
April 5, 2023 Bird flu makes first appearance of the year in Minnesota The Board of Animal Health said the bird flu made its first appearance of the year in Minnesota. The site was quarantined and 114 birds on the land were destroyed.
April 5, 2023 Hit series 'The Last of Us' puts spotlight on possible fungal pandemic Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the reality of deadly fungal outbreaks after watching the TV drama.
April 5, 2023 Ottawa government challenged to make 'transformative' response to 'Freedom Convoy': 'Many continue to suffer' The Ottawa People's Commission released a report saying residents of the city can't "move on" from the anti-mandate protests until governments offer a response.
April 4, 2023 President of largest teacher union declares racial, social justice a 'pillar' of educators' efforts The president of the largest teacher union in the U.S. said on a panel hosted by the U.S. Department of Labor that educators should advocate for racial, social, and climate justice.
April 4, 2023 House GOP lawmakers say COVID education funds used to further 'radical, left-wing agendas' in schools EXCLUSIVE: House GOP lawmakers claimed some states used COVID-19 relief funds for “unrelated purposes," including the furtherance of “radical, left-wing agendas," and are demanding the Department of Education be “held accountable" for a misuse of taxpayer dollars.
April 4, 2023 Seattle Fire Dept. facing mass staff shortage after vaccine mandate: 'Gambling' with lives Former Seattle firefighter slams the department for reportedly refusing to rehire employees fired over the COVID vaccine mandate amid a severe staffing crisis.
