UnitedHealth shares fell more than 6% on Wednesday after a report that the company made secret payments to nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers.
Read More UnitedHealth falls after report it secretly paid nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it will soon terminate automatic approvals for COVID-19 vaccines to low risk populations — such as children and adults who are deemed healthy by a doctor.
Read More FDA to remove COVID-19 vaccine recommendation for children and healthy adults
President Donald Trump announced Friday that the White House will be informing other countries about how much they will be tariffed via letters and what they will be required to pay on exported goods to the United States.
Read More Trump: U.S. To Notify Hundreds Of Countries Of New Tariff Rates—‘They’ll Be Paying To Do Business’
On Monday, Catholic Cardinals announced that the conclave to elect Pope Francis’ successor will commence on May 7th, postponing the start of voting by two days to allow for extended discussions regarding the merits of potential candidates.
Read More Vatican Sets May 7 Date For Conclave To Elect New Pope
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned on Friday that the U.S. would “move on” from trying to mediate a Russian-Ukraine peace deal within days — unless there’s clear signs pointing to an agreement and resulting in steps to end the war.
Read More Rubio Signals End To U.S. Mediation Efforts In Russia-Ukraine War ‘Unless Progress Is Made’
In a decisive affirmation of legal clarity, the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Wednesday that biological males who identify as transgender women will not be legally recognized as women under the Equality Act.
Read More UK: Supreme Court Rules Biological Men Identifying As Trans Women Don’t Meet Legal Criteria For The Term ‘Woman’