Officials, doctors, and Texas residents testified before the Health & Human Services Committee about the government’s pandemic response.
The San Antonio fire chief stated that 16 people, including four teenagers, were found alive and taken to the hospital for treatment.
The U.S. Supreme Court returned the question of the legality of abortion to state legislatures. Texas already passed a law banning abortion.
After lowering trial efficacy to under 50%, the FDA is poised to give Emergency Use Authorization for COVID-19 vaccinations to children under five.
Houston’s Dr. Mary Talley Bowden and two other doctors say the FDA is illegally interfering with their ability to practice medicine.
A federal judge is preventing the U.S. government from ending the pandemic-era policy allowing border officials to expel illegal aliens on public health grounds.
Cuellar said, “My faith is clear: abortion must be rare & safe.”
The letter brings an end to the year-long fight between the federal and state government, viewed as an effort to force Medicaid expansion.
Half of those arrested in the U.S. by border agents were slated for expulsion via Title 42 enforcement, a policy set to end on May 23.
Commissioners asserted that the lawsuit is a matter of public interest and that Jenkins was acting according to his official duties.
The appointed board may investigate complaints from “third or fourth-hand” sources and does not require demonstration that a patient was harmed to proceed with prosecution.
United Airlines announced that it would be changing its policy and that unvaccinated workers would be allowed to return to their normal positions by March 28.
