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A renewed social media claim says newly released Fauci texts prove COVID-19 vaccination caused miscarriages in 82% of pregnancies. The texts and the underlying studies show something narrower: an early theoretical concern, incomplete 2021 data, and later research that did not find an increased miscarriage risk.

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Trump Says He Could Make the Strait of Hormuz U.S. Territory

President Donald Trump said Friday that he could declare the Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States, escalating his rhetoric around the strategic waterway at the center of the Iran conflict. The remark comes as the administration continues military and diplomatic pressure tied to shipping access and regional oil flows.

The 82% Miscarriage Claim Is Back. Here’s What the Fauci Texts and Data Actually Show

A renewed social media claim says newly released Fauci texts prove COVID-19 vaccination caused miscarriages in 82% of pregnancies. The texts and the underlying studies show something narrower: an early theoretical concern, incomplete 2021 data, and later research that did not find an increased miscarriage risk.

Mamdani Said New York Doesn’t Need Billionaires. Now Its Wealthy Residents Are Fleeing to Florida

Zohran Mamdani’s June 29, 2025, remark that New York should not have billionaires quickly became part of a broader fight over taxes, real estate and migration. In Florida, brokers and business recruiters said the comments helped drive a fresh wave of interest from affluent New Yorkers, even as hard statewide relocation data remained incomplete.

Dozens of Hawaii Flights Canceled as Tropical Storm Lala Closes In on Big Island

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Kentucky Woman Could Face Years in Prison After Allegedly Vandalizing DC’s WWII Memorial

A Kentucky woman was arrested after authorities said she vandalized the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors said two felony charges were filed, and the case could carry years of prison exposure if she is convicted.

New Aircraft Carrier Deployed to Middle East After 260+ Days of Crisis Aboard USS Lincoln

The U.S. Navy has begun moving the USS George Washington toward the Middle East as the USS Abraham Lincoln faces mounting scrutiny over a deployment that has stretched beyond 260 days. The shift comes amid confirmed reports of mental health and supply concerns aboard the Lincoln.

California has been struck by a series of rapid earthquakes right along what experts call ‘America’s most dangerous’ fault line

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Mamdani sidestepped a question about whether the NYPD would visit Israel for training

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Trump Says He Could Make the Strait of Hormuz U.S. Territory

President Donald Trump said Friday that he could declare the Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States, escalating his rhetoric around the strategic waterway at the center of the Iran conflict. The remark comes as the administration continues military and diplomatic pressure tied to shipping access and regional oil flows.

The 82% Miscarriage Claim Is Back. Here’s What the Fauci Texts and Data Actually Show

A renewed social media claim says newly released Fauci texts prove COVID-19 vaccination caused miscarriages in 82% of pregnancies. The texts and the underlying studies show something narrower: an early theoretical concern, incomplete 2021 data, and later research that did not find an increased miscarriage risk.

Mamdani Said New York Doesn’t Need Billionaires. Now Its Wealthy Residents Are Fleeing to Florida

Zohran Mamdani’s June 29, 2025, remark that New York should not have billionaires quickly became part of a broader fight over taxes, real estate and migration. In Florida, brokers and business recruiters said the comments helped drive a fresh wave of interest from affluent New Yorkers, even as hard statewide relocation data remained incomplete.

Dozens of Hawaii Flights Canceled as Tropical Storm Lala Closes In on Big Island

Airlines canceled dozens of Hawaii flights as Tropical Storm Lala approached the Big Island with hurricane-force conditions possible. Officials opened shelters and warned of flooding, strong winds and travel disruptions across the state.

Kentucky Woman Could Face Years in Prison After Allegedly Vandalizing DC’s WWII Memorial

A Kentucky woman was arrested after authorities said she vandalized the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors said two felony charges were filed, and the case could carry years of prison exposure if she is convicted.

New Aircraft Carrier Deployed to Middle East After 260+ Days of Crisis Aboard USS Lincoln

The U.S. Navy has begun moving the USS George Washington toward the Middle East as the USS Abraham Lincoln faces mounting scrutiny over a deployment that has stretched beyond 260 days. The shift comes amid confirmed reports of mental health and supply concerns aboard the Lincoln.

California has been struck by a series of rapid earthquakes right along what experts call ‘America’s most dangerous’ fault line

A fast-moving series of earthquakes has shaken the Salton Sea region near the southern San Andreas Fault, one of California's most closely watched seismic zones. Scientists say the sequence does not predict a larger quake, but it has renewed attention on a fault system that has not produced a major rupture in centuries.

Mamdani sidestepped a question about whether the NYPD would visit Israel for training

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President Donald Trump said Friday that he could declare the Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States, escalating his rhetoric around the strategic waterway at the center of the Iran conflict. The remark comes as the administration continues military and diplomatic pressure tied to shipping access and regional oil flows.

The 82% Miscarriage Claim Is Back. Here’s What the Fauci Texts and Data Actually Show

A renewed social media claim says newly released Fauci texts prove COVID-19 vaccination caused miscarriages in 82% of pregnancies. The texts and the underlying studies show something narrower: an early theoretical concern, incomplete 2021 data, and later research that did not find an increased miscarriage risk.

Mamdani Said New York Doesn’t Need Billionaires. Now Its Wealthy Residents Are Fleeing to Florida

Zohran Mamdani’s June 29, 2025, remark that New York should not have billionaires quickly became part of a broader fight over taxes, real estate and migration. In Florida, brokers and business recruiters said the comments helped drive a fresh wave of interest from affluent New Yorkers, even as hard statewide relocation data remained incomplete.