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7 treated after Newark-bound flight diverts due to turbulence, FAA to investigate

Seven passengers were hospitalized Friday after a Newark-bound flight from Israel experienced turbulence and high winds. United Flight 85, headed to Newark, N.J. from Tel Aviv, was diverted to Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, N.Y., Friday due to the dangerous winds, officials said, according to The Associated Press. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said...

FDA issues highest-level alert for heart pumps connected to 49 reported deaths

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a Class I recall, the highest-level alert, for heart pumps that have been linked to nearly 50 deaths. Impella heart pumps are used for short term support of pumping blood in the chambers of the heart’s ventricles during medical procedures or after a severe heart attack. The...

In a historic election year, women are the force for democratic renewal

Activists, especially young women, are ground-truthing progressive democratic values, leading protests and calls for transformative change.

LinkedIn to roll out TikTok-style video option

LinkedIn has plans to roll out TikTok-style video options for its platform. The professional networking platform told Axios that it is testing the video option for users. “[W]e are testing new ways to help members more easily discover timely, relevant videos to watch on LinkedIn,” Suzi Owens, a company spokesperson told the outlet. The video...

Comstock’s law: Abortion pill case forces an abusive statute back into the limelight

Comstock personified the hate and intolerance that sustains censorship systems.

The product of regulatory sloth 

With over 30 million Americans still using combustible tobacco, millions of Americans remain in harm’s way.

Landmark NJ ballot redesign ruling asked to be put on hold

New Jersey county clerks have requested a delay of a landmark decision to scrap the state’s county-line ballot design, which critics say gives weight to establishment candidates.

Fetterman’s top comms staffers resign amid ongoing backlash against senator over his pro-Israel stance

Sen. John Fetterman's office has seen the departure of three of its top communication staffers in less than a month, in the wake of the senator's Pro-Israel and immigration statements.

Texas Army vet changes name, runs for president as ‘Literally Anybody Else’

A seventh-grade math teacher who previously served in the U.S. Army has changed his name to “Literally Anybody Else" to run for president.

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