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The new Comey indictment is less about one Instagram post than whether federal threat law can stay credible in a revenge-cycle political system.

A Supreme Court fight over Vascepa and generic labels could decide whether a quiet FDA pathway keeps saving patients and Medicare money.

Europe’s Meta case is not just about child safety. It is about whether the largest platforms enforce their own rules only after the cost of ignoring them rises.

New research says ending universal newborn hepatitis B vaccination would raise infections and costs, turning a technical vaccine-policy fight into a public-trust test.

The removal of the entire National Science Board is not just an agency personnel move. It is a warning about what happens when independent institutions become loyalty tests.

Anthropic’s new Claude connectors for creative software show AI moving from chatbot to workflow layer, where the real politics is who controls the rails of work.

The Trump administration’s application pause shows how administrative delay can turn legal immigration compliance into punishment by uncertainty.

A 13-state Salmonella outbreak tied to backyard poultry shows why public-health guidance has to be practical, proportionate, and trusted to work.

Google’s reported classified AI deal with the Pentagon shows how quickly AI safety promises become negotiable once national-security procurement enters the room.

A drug-resistant salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry is a narrow but important test of public-health credibility.