According to a report released on Tuesday by the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General, staff at the prison where Jeffrey Epstein was held while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges committed “significant misconduct,” including potentially criminal behavior, creating conditions that allegedly allowed him to commit suicide in 2019.
Read More New security details emerge in Jeffrey Epstein case
On Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a health notice to doctors, public health officials, and members of the public after recording five recent cases of malaria acquired in the United States in the previous two months.
Read More CDC issues malaria warning after 5 cases are reported in Florida and Texas
The Supreme Court rejected a legal theory on Tuesday that argued state legislatures had the ability to alter election laws without scrutiny from state courts.
Read More Supreme Court decides state legislators do not have unchecked power to set election rules
The debate over ecological, social, and governance (ESG) investment criteria has reportedly made BlackRock CEO Larry Fink feel “ashamed,” as he claimed that the term is being “misused by the far-left and far-right.”
Read More BlackRock CEO discusses ESG controversy: ‘Misused by the far left and far right’
On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Louisiana congressional map may be redrawn to include another majority-Black district.
Read More Supreme Court allows Louisiana congressional map to be redrawn to add majority-Black district
Tens of thousands of North Koreans marched in anti-U.S. demonstrations over the weekend, vowing “merciless” vengeance on “U.S. imperialists” as the nation observed the 73rd anniversary of the commencement of the Korean War, according to Korean state media.
Read More North Koreans hold anti-U.S. rallies as country marks Korean War anniversary