A biological man that now identifies as a transgender woman who was accused of sexually assaulting an infant entered into a plea agreement, and if he continues to comply with the terms of the agreement, will not go to prison in Kentucky.
Read More Trans Daycare Worker Reaches Plea Deal, Avoids Prison Time After Sexually Abusing Infant
A supplemental spending agreement that included funding for Taiwan, Israel, and Ukraine as well as an ambitious immigration and border security bill that faced strong resistance from Republicans in both houses was not approved by the Senate on Wednesday.
Read More Senate GOP Blocks Bipartisan Border Package That Includes Foreign Aid In Key Vote
Recent research that examined data from more than 20,000 people globally proposes a unique connection between depression and higher body temperatures.
Read More New Study Suggests Those With Depression Have Higher Body Temperatures
New York City Mayor Eric Adams blamed racism for his current political woes, claiming that criticism of his efforts as mayor stems from the fact that his administration is made up primarily of people of color (POC).
Read More Mayor Eric Adams Insinuates New Yorkers Criticizing Him Are Racist, Compares Himself To Jesus
Some of the United States’ dairy products are suspected of being the source of a Listeria outbreak that has claimed two lives and hospitalized 23 others so far, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Read More CDC: Listeria Outbreak In Cheeses, Dairy Products Sold At 2 Major Grocery Stores, 2 Deaths And 23 Hospitalized Across 11 States
John Kirby of the National Security Council, a White House spokesman in the Biden administration, apologized on Tuesday for erroneously claiming that the U.S. had informed Iraq in advance of Friday’s attacks against terrorists backed by Iran.
Read More Kirby Apologizes For Falsely Claiming U.S. Forewarned Iraq About Airstrikes Against Iran-Backed Groups