Trump order calls for fewer childhood vaccines
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An executive order signed by President Trump Monday would upend the childhood vaccine schedule by recommending splitting up the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) shot across three separate visits.
The order builds on other efforts by Trump and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to reshape and whittle down the number of childhood vaccines — shoving controversial vaccination policy back into the mainstream just a few months ahead of the midterm elections.
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RFK Jr. aims to close loophole that allows new chemicals in food supply
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The Trump administration proposed a rule Monday that aims to close a longstanding loophole that allows food and dietary supplement companies to introduce new chemical ingredients in their products without informing the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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5 notable contests left on the 2026 primary calendar
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The 2026 primary season is nearing its final stretch, but several high-profile races remain before political observers can completely turn their attention to the general election.
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Live updates: Trump signs executive order on vaccines, taking aim at childhood schedule
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President Trump signed an executive order Monday afternoon that changes the childhood immunization schedule, taking aim at the measles, mumps and rubella shot, which he calls for splitting across three separate visits.
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Florida attorney general threatens charges after Cunningham is fouled in WNBA game
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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier (R) threatened to charge WNBA players with assault after a hard foul against star Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham over the weekend.
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US emergency oil reserve falls below 300M barrels for first time since 1980s
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The U.S.’s emergency oil reserve has fallen below 300 million barrels of oil for the first time since it was being filled decades ago.
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Trump extends Jones Act waiver, with limits, in bid to tamp down energy prices
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The Trump administration is once again waiving U.S. shipping rules as part of an effort to keep gasoline and other fuel costs down, the White House said Monday.
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Vance calls El-Sayed ‘crazy’ after being mocked as ‘Peter Thiel’s boy’
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Vice President Vance swiped back at Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in a Midwestern battle of words, calling El-Sayed “crazy.”
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White House, Trump campaign remove Taylor Swift songs from posts
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The White House and President Trump’s campaign team have removed music from Taylor Swift from their online videos.
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