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CVS Health to pull decongestants with phenylephrine off shelves
U.S. pharmacy chain CVS Health said on Thursday it is pulling some of the most common decongestants with phenylephrine as the only active ingredient from its shelves and will no longer sell them.
Most Americans see Mexico as a partner despite border problems, poll finds
Most people in the U.S. see Mexico as an essential partner to stop drug trafficking and illegal border crossings, according to a new poll.
U.N. calls for cease-fire to break bottleneck at Rafah Crossing and get aid into Gaza
The United Nations called for a humanitarian cease-fire to get aid through Egypt-controlled Rafah Crossing to Palestinians trapped in Gaza by the Israeli-Hamas conflict.
Supreme Court declines to kickstart drawing of new congressional map in Louisiana
The Supreme Court decided whether a federal judge in Louisiana could move forward with plans to oversee the drawing of a new state congressional map.
Drones attack U.S. troops in Syria as tensions flare in Middle East over Gaza hospital blast
At least two drones attacked U.S. forces in Syria Wednesday, two defense officials said, part of a spate of recent drone attacks on American military bases in the Middle East.
Bipartisan Senate bill would increase penalties for child labor violations and create new criminal penalties
New bipartisan Senate legislation would raise penalties for child labor violations, create new criminal penalties and let victims seek compensation.
Experts on how the laws of war apply to Hamas and the Israeli military
What are the “laws of war”?
GameStop clerk fatally shot man suspected of shoplifting Pokemon cards
Derrick Guerrero, 33, was working at the video game retailer’s store in a suburban Fort Lauderdale strip mall Tuesday night when a man grabbed five boxes of Pokemon Scarlet & Violet “ultra-premium” trading cards and ran toward the door, Pembroke Pines police said in a report released Wednesday.
As temperatures rise, songbirds struggle to keep young healthy, researchers find
Songbirds like cardinals and sparrows follow the same schedule every year.