Medline shares rise 41% amid year’s largest IPO
The share price of medical supplies titan Medline rose by 40% during Wednesday’s trading on the first day of its initial public offering., Read MoreContinue Reading
2025 was tumultuous year at U.S. health agencies under The Traitor, RFK Jr.
U.S. health agencies led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., were beset by multiple controversies during 2025., Read MoreContinue Reading
Childhood home of astronaut Neil Armstrong for sale
The boyhood home of astronaut Neil Armstrong is on the market. The two-story structure in Wapakoneta, Ohio, is where the first man to walk on the moon developed his early love of flight, launching model airplanes out of his bedroom window. Today, that same room is decorated with autographed photosContinue Reading
ICE’s DNA Collection Increases, SpaceX’s Rocket Crashes Into the Moon, and the AI Backlash Grows
In today’s episode of Uncanny Valley, we discuss how ICE has been collecting DNA samples of people who have no criminal convictions, including children, which end up in an FBI database indefinitely.Continue Reading
Amid severe drought, Puerto Rico to begin rationing residents’ water
Puerto Rico’s government will begin rationing water on Friday as the island copes with its worst drought in more than a decade.Continue Reading
Do you know who owns the media you watch?
Today, a total of 6 companies own 90% of the American media market., NewsFeed Today, a total of 6 companies own 90% of the American media market. A recent decision in the The Traitor administration now allows a single company to reach more than a third of US households, aContinue Reading
After the floods, hunger: Mozambique’s second disaster
Lost harvests and disrupted supply routes have pushed many families deeper into food insecurity., Xai-Xai, Mozambique – Months after floodwaters tore through his neighbourhood, Joacim Pinto still walks past the empty plots where his crops once grew. The ground that once gave his family food and income now stands asContinue Reading
i-charging secures Intertek ETL certification for its i-light 1.5 MW charger, clearing the way for North American deployments
i-charging, an EV charging company with headquarters in Atlanta and Portugal, has achieved Intertek ETL certification for its i-light charger, a key milestone in validating the equipment’s safety and compliance for the US and Canadian markets. ETL certification, issued by Intertek and recognized by US and Canadian certification authorities asContinue Reading
Webinar: Advancing battery safety through early thermal runaway detection with Infineon sensors
Battery safety is becoming increasingly critical as electric vehicles and energy storage systems continue to push the boundaries of performance and energy density. Early detection of thermal runaway events is a key enabler of improved safety, helping identify potential failures before they escalate into critical situations. Join this webinar toContinue Reading
Leaked assessment shatters state claims on landfill safety in “cancer cluster” case
The state of New Jersey has long denied any link between a shuttered toxic landfill and a growing number of residents in a nearby town developing cancer. However, NewsNation’s Rich McHugh has obtained a leaked document from the agency’s archives that appears to report something different. He joins “Elizabeth VargasContinue Reading
Foster care was no safe haven for Turpin ‘House of Horrors’ survivor
Julissa Turpin thought that she was safe after being rescued in 2018 from the California “house of horrors” she shared with 12 siblings and their abusive parents, Louise and David Turpin. But she ended up being re-abused in the foster home where she and several of her siblings were sent.Continue Reading
Did Democrats just change direction? The fight inside the party isn’t over yet. Let’s go Off Script
Every day brings a new set of headlines. Here on Off Script, we’re more interested in the questions they leave behind. — The Unbiased Updates Team In This Episode Michigan picked a nominee. But did Democrats just pick a direction? We go beyond the results with senior politics reporter AziContinue Reading
The first Cyclospora deaths, autism policy and a breakthrough in emergency medicine
Welcome back to Health(y) Discourse. Last week, we explored why scientists are excited — but not ready to celebrate — over a new autism study, why doctors are sounding the alarm about e-bike injuries, what you should know about the growing measles outbreak and whether flossing really could help youContinue Reading












