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US NEWS Social Media Regulation Debate: Lawmakers are increasingly focusing on social media regulation. Recent discussions suggest that new laws could be introduced to address issues like misinformation and data privacy, significantly impacting tech companies and user rights. Anthony Fauci Defends COVID-19 Response Amid Advisor Misconduct Allegations: Dr. Anthony Fauci

US NEWS NASA Scrubs Boeing Starliner Launch: NASA, Boeing, and ULA had to scrub the Crew Flight Test launch of the Boeing Starliner due to technical issues with the ground launch sequencer and support equipment at Cape Canaveral. The mission’s rescheduling is awaited. National Cancer Survivor’s Day Celebrated

US NEWS FDA Approves New Alzheimer's Drug: The FDA has approved a new drug aimed at slowing the progression of Alzheimer's disease. The medication, which has shown promising results in clinical trials, is expected to be available to patients later this year. NYC Air Quality Alert

US NEWS Hackers Disrupt Hospital Care: A new report highlights the devastating impact of cyberattacks on hospital operations, with significant disruptions to patient care and administrative functions. The Biden administration is focusing on improving cybersecurity measures in response . EPA's Handling of Contaminants: A new report criticizes the EPA

US NEWS Weight-Loss Drugs Side Effects: New reports highlight the unpleasant side effects of popular weight-loss drugs, raising concerns about their widespread use. The drugs have been linked to gastrointestinal issues, prompting calls for more stringent regulations and better patient education . Power Outages in Houston: Hundreds of thousands of residents

US NEWS Memorial Day 2024 Observances: Across the country, Americans are commemorating Memorial Day with various activities, including parades, ceremonies, and family gatherings. The day honors military personnel who have died in service to the United States. Notable parades, like the one in Sylvania, Ohio, highlight the community’s efforts

US NEWS Severe Weather Hits Southern States: At least 15 people have died as a result of severe weather, including tornadoes and storms, which have ravaged parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The destruction is part of a series of deadly weather events in the region this month. Smithsonian Honors