
Coroner releases details of infants who died amid growing Pennsylvania measles outbreak
NEW YORK (AP) — The two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania last month involved infants, and the virus itself caused one of the deaths, a Pennsylvania coroner confirmed Wednesday. Lancaster County’s coroner, Dr. Stephen Diamantoni, said he told the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of his conclusions. CDC officials, however, have not said whether they will count either death as measles-associated, and the agency's website still carries a disclaimer about them. Ivan Miller died...
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- Coroner releases details of infants who died amid growing Pennsylvania measles outbreak
- Racketeering conspiracy trial against Chinese tech giant Huawei begins in New York
- Nearly a decade after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, New Mexico alone is taking Facebook to trial
- South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone rename show to South America in jab at Trump
- Cleaning crew killed in Miami cargo jet crash was wrapping up shift at hard, demanding job
Rubio says US is working with allies to counter drugs but will still blow up ships if need be
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave new clarity Wednesday on the U. S. approach toward combating drug trafficking in Latin American waters, saying the Trump administration is now focused on working with allied countries and aligning with their laws but insisting that the military will “still blow up ships if need be. ”The public acknowledgment of a shift in U. S. strategy comes a year after Washington began a campaign of unilateral deadly strikes against those it in...
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- Rubio says US is working with allies to counter drugs but will still blow up ships if need be
- Air Force Ones inflatable slide temporarily delays Trumps departure for GOP soiree in Texas
- Republicans begin two-day midterm convention billed as a Trump-a-Palooza
- Democrats say Trumps bizarre convention is a distraction from his faltering presidency
- An appeals court is considering a push to restrict most common abortion method
Mistrust of US government information is rising across major issues, a new poll shows
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans are more skeptical of government information than they were a few years ago, with majorities now saying they have little or no trust in federal government information about elections and politics, foreign affairs or the environment, a new poll finds. The survey from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and USA Facts shows that while mistrust of government information has grown since 2024, it's also higher than it was at the end of President...
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- Wilderness advocates delay removal of tree Yellowstone Forest Reserve surveyors inscribed in 1893
- Mistrust of US government information is rising across major issues, a new poll shows
- Artemis II moonshot commander and pilot are hanging up their astronaut suits at NASA
- FDA fills four senior roles, including top officials for drugs, vaccines and tobacco
- With no time to spare, Michigan hatches a Great Lakes whitefish rescue plan

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