Authorities said on Wednesday that Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old student who identified as “nonbinary,” did not die as a result of injuries received in a brawl in the school restroom the previous day.
Read More Autopsy Reveals 16-Year-Old Nonbinary Student’s Death Was Not Caused By Bullying ‘Assault,’ Despite Online Users’ Claims
The UK-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is being sued for over 70 claims in relation to fatalities or severe injuries that were caused by a reaction to their COVID-19 vaccine.
Read More COVID-19 Vaccine Maker AstraZeneca Sued Over Deaths, Severe Injuries
Despite not being a citizen of the United States, a Chinese immigrant was sworn in to serve on the San Francisco Election Commission, prompting some concerns regarding national security as one U.S. senator had previously cautioned that Chinese President Xi Jinping is playing the “long game.”
Read More Chinese Immigrant Without U.S. Citizenship Is Sworn In To San Fran’s Election Commission
James Biden, President Joe Biden’s brother, took to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to speak in a private interview. As part of their investigation into President Joe Biden’s impeachment, House Republicans questioned him about his prior financial activities.
Read More James Biden, Joe’s Brother, Testifies In Impeachment Inquiry
A resolution at the United Nations (U.N.) urging for a ceasefire in Gaza has been vetoed by the U.S., an expected move that shows American dissatisfaction with the war due to the fact that Hamas has still not returned the captive Israeli hostages.
Read More U.S. Vetoes UN Resolution Calling For Gaza Ceasefire
After competing against a 6-foot male opponent on the other team who identified as a female, three female high school basketball players suffered serious injuries.
Read More Massachusetts: Girls High School Sports Team Forfeits After 6-Foot Male Identifying As Female Injures 3 Players