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According to UNICEF, nearly 100,000 children in Afghanistan are in urgent need of assistance following a series of earthquakes that occurred three months ago.

According to the United Nations Children’s Agency, nearly 100,000 children in Afghanistan are in urgent need of assistance three months after earthquakes caused devastation in the western region of the country. On October 7th, a 6.3-magnitude earthquake caused significant damage in Herat province. Just four days later on October 11th, another powerful quake hit the

John Kerry, the envoy for climate in the United States, will be departing from his position in the Biden administration.

According to two sources familiar with his intentions, John Kerry, the special envoy for climate in the Biden administration, will be leaving his position in the next few weeks. After Joe Biden’s victory in the November 2020 election, Kerry, a seasoned senator and former secretary of state, was chosen to lead the administration’s efforts to

Many states are implementing measures to restrict the amount of time children spend on social media.

Many states are taking action as they believe that social media is a major factor in the rising cases of mental illness among young people. More and more states are beginning to mandate that social media companies develop child-friendly versions of their websites, while Washington grapples with how to protect children. Connecticut in June updated

The Republican party opposes Biden’s proposal to eliminate federal funding for centers that provide anti-abortion counseling.

Congressional Republicans are attempting to prevent the Biden administration’s spending rule, which they claim will result in the loss of millions of dollars for anti-abortion counseling centers, in a new development in the ongoing battle over abortion rights. The regulation would ban states from using federal funds intended for financially struggling Americans to support “crisis

The government of Mississippi has declared that the water in their state’s capital is now deemed safe, just one day after an E. coli contamination scare.

On Friday, the Mississippi Department of Health announced that the tap water in Jackson, Mississippi is now safe for consumption, just one day after warning residents about potential bacteria in the water supply. The health advisory in Mississippi has been lifted as recent tests did not detect any traces of E. coli in the water

Quaker Oats has increased their recall of granola bars and cereals due to the potential risk of salmonella contamination.

The Quaker Oats Company has expanded their recall from December to include 24 more varieties of granola bars, cereals, and snacks due to potential salmonella contamination. On Thursday, the company, which is a subsidiary of PepsiCo., declared an additional recall in both the United States and Canada. The updated recall involves Quaker Chewy Granola Bars

Families with children who are responsible for changing diapers may experience some alleviation due to a non-partisan tax bill being proposed in Kentucky.

A measure gaining support from both sides of the aisle in Kentucky proposes to provide tax breaks for exhausted parents who are constantly changing diapers, as this essential item can be a significant financial burden. The legislation would exclude diapers from the state’s 6% sales tax. Senators from both political parties have joined as co-sponsors,

Concerned about potential defeat in the 2024 election, Republican voters in Iowa are showing less enthusiasm for discussing the topic of abortion.

At a town hall in Iowa, a man addressed Ron DeSantis with a seemingly simple question: How does the Florida governor plan to tackle the topic of abortion in the upcoming 2024 presidential election? DeSantis stated that he would approach the topic in the same manner as he did in Florida. He articulated our current

The FDA states that medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy have no association with suicide.

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, an initial examination of adverse reactions associated with commonly prescribed medications for diabetes and obesity did not reveal any correlation with suicidal ideation or behavior. This announcement was made on Thursday. However, the agency also stated that they are unable to completely dismiss the possibility of “a

by discriminatory policies Attempts to limit access to healthcare for transgender individuals continue in 2024, with a focus on discriminating against more adults through policy.

Several state legislatures, led by Republicans, are discussing a fresh set of measures that would limit medical treatment for transgender minors and, in certain instances, adults. This revisits the topic from last year when a number of prominent bills were passed and resulted in legal challenges. As lawmakers commence their duties for the new term,

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According to UNICEF, nearly 100,000 children in Afghanistan are in urgent need of assistance following a series of earthquakes that occurred three months ago.

John Kerry, the envoy for climate in the United States, will be departing from his position in the Biden administration.

Many states are implementing measures to restrict the amount of time children spend on social media.

The Republican party opposes Biden’s proposal to eliminate federal funding for centers that provide anti-abortion counseling.

The government of Mississippi has declared that the water in their state’s capital is now deemed safe, just one day after an E. coli contamination scare.

Quaker Oats has increased their recall of granola bars and cereals due to the potential risk of salmonella contamination.

Families with children who are responsible for changing diapers may experience some alleviation due to a non-partisan tax bill being proposed in Kentucky.

Concerned about potential defeat in the 2024 election, Republican voters in Iowa are showing less enthusiasm for discussing the topic of abortion.

The FDA states that medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy have no association with suicide.

by discriminatory policies Attempts to limit access to healthcare for transgender individuals continue in 2024, with a focus on discriminating against more adults through policy.