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The White House disagrees with the federal judge’s ruling
US immigration attorneys in South Sudan are not allowed to return to their home countries without due process, a US judge said. This comes after eight immigrants were sent on a flight to South Sudan without notice or opportunity to contest their removal. A US immigration attorney said the case for a Vietnamese client had been lied to before being deported.
Read MoreFuture access to COVID vaccinations could be limited because of a stricter FDA policy
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a directive saying that COVID-19 vaccines are “safe and effective” even if a person is at higher risk for contracting the virus. It added that people at low risk would be able to get vaccinated, while those at higher risk would be asked to get a booster shot.
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What did the Democrats know and when did they know it?
US President Joe Biden was going to have a poor performance in the 2024 Presidential debate, but his top staff kept his mental decline from voters, CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’ Alex Thompson said. During a 2019 bus tour in Iowa, Biden struggled to memorise the name of Mike Don, a campaign adviser and White House adviser who had worked with him for four decades.
Read MoreThe bombing of the Palm Springs fertility clinic
The FBI said that it has identified the suspect in the explosion at a US fertility clinic that killed one person. Akil Davis, an Assistant Director in charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office, said that investigators believe the perpetrator was attempting to live stream the bombing. The blast cut through the American Reproductive Centers (ARC) fertility clinic.
Read MoreThere was a fertility clinic bombing in Palm Springs
An explosion outside a fertility centre in US’ Palm Springs killed one person, injured four others and sent debris flying for blocks in all directions on Saturday. The FBI is investigating evidence that’s “indicating anti-natalist views”, Laura Eimiller, the agency’s spokeswoman said. The prime suspect in the bombing was a man named Michael Bartkus, who reportedly had nihilistic views.
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The claw marks are from dinosaurs, which arose far earlier than thought
Researchers from Victoria, Australia, found that tetrapod tracks known as trackways contain new taxa and evolutionary Sequences in Early Tetrapod Formations. The tracks of two Middle Devonian formations contain published tetrapod tracks, but both contain no known tetrapod body fossils. Taxa present in Blue Beach, Canada’s early high-diversity fossil are not seen in the associated body fossils.
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The EPA is considering the limits on the harmful substances in drinking water
US Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zelden said the final levels of PFAS drinking water limits may be lower than they originally were. He added the final level of limits may be a lower number than they originally were. The agency had decided to rescind the rules last year, saying that they weren’t in keeping with the Safe Drinking Water Act process.
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The limits of life are being redefined by extreme microbes
A family of four drumming chimpanzees has revealed different genetic shifts, and how they influence local culture and environmental conditions. Researchers compared the genomes from four generations of a single family. Cindy Sangalang is a researcher of social welfare and ethnic studies and said missing out on the full community and cultural context is a risk.
Read MoreThe pharmacists have the most common drugs on hand
US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 10% tariff on “most favoured nation” drugs, which include drugs used to treat cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Trump had in 2020 signed an executive order on “most favoured nation” pricing which would have tied Medicare Part B drug prices to those in other countries.
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David Souter died at the age of 85
Former US Supreme Court Justice David Souter was “shattered” by the “dust of a judge’s encounter with a Supreme Court Justice”, Jeffrey Toobin wrote in his book on the court. “There were times David Souter cried when thinking about Bush v. Souter,” he added. Justice Souter served on the Supreme Court from 1991 to 2009.
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