California introduces a first-of-its-kind label for non-ultraprocessed foods, hoping to guide consumers towards healthier options and improve public health.
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Frankie, Kira, and Julian are just a few of the many college students feeling uncertain and anxious about the future in today's world. VanAntwerp witnesses the online mockery of Kirk's killing, feeling disheartened by the lack of real change and extreme political views of Gen Z.
Yuma doctor Irfan Fazil convicted for defrauding Arizona Medicaid of $36 million, sentenced to prison and probation.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent likened pro-regulation tech CEOs to Hannibal Lecter, urging AI firms to self-regulate.
A former deputy was acquitted in the fatal shooting of 23-year-old Black Airman Roger Fortson in his home, sparking a civil rights case.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Optum and Express Scripts, alleging they fueled the state's opioid crisis for decades.
Honeywell Aerospace partners with Phoenix to test groundbreaking collision-avoidance tech for airport ground vehicles.
The U.S. Supreme Court launches a new term with major cases on religion, semi-automatic weapons, climate change, and immigration. The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the third country policy and detainment of undocumented immigrants, with more controversial cases on the horizon.
Republican nominee John James promotes local control of data centers in Michigan, opposing state intervention. Debate ensues with opponent Jocelyn Benson.
Tennessee's prison chief, Strada, oversaw botched executions. Pike survived two lethal doses, now critically ill.