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Researchers declared Chagas disease, also known as "kissing bug" disease, endemic in the United States on an unspecified date. Scripps News reported on a Montana mine's potential for globally sought-after minerals on an unspecified date. Separately, Scripps News reported on the formation of Tropical Storm Gabrielle in the Atlantic on September 17. There is no connection between these news stories and a report on Governor Whitmer issuing an executive directive easing access to COVID-19 vaccines in Michigan, or a Senate grilling of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding COVID vaccine restrictions.

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Dec

4th

2025

10:20

Press pass showdown: New York Times takes Trump administration's Pentagon to court

The New York Times is suing the Defense Department over a controversial press policy. The lawsuit, filed Thursday, challenges rules that require Pentagon reporters to pledge not to seek any information the government hasn’t authorized for release.

Dec

3rd

2025

18:30

Time is running out for Congress to extend healthcare subsidies

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agreed during a Senate hearing Wednesday that something has to change to make health care affordable. But time is rapidly dwindling to reach a bipartisan fix. "We've got to have a solution for three weeks from now," said Sen.

Nov

28th

2025

21:57

Doctors recommend getting flu vaccine as new strain emerges

According to waste water testing done by SLO County Public Health, there were 60 positive influenza cases in November in the county, up from 36 in October. The California Department of Public Health says seasonal flu, or influenza, cases are increasing, especially for places like Southern California and the Bay Area.

Nov

24th

2025

11:27

Regulatory and Legal, B2B Tag

Florida lawmaker proposes vacation rental pool safety bill after Scripps News investigation

A Florida lawmaker has proposed legislation to impose pool safety requirements on short-term rental properties after a Scripps News investigation revealed dozens of child drownings at vacation homes. State Sen. Carlos Guillermo Smith, a Democrat, introduced Senate Bill 608 last week.

Nov

16th

2025

18:30

Will SNAP recipients need to reapply? Here’s what we know.

Will SNAP recipients need to reapply? Here’s what we know. Show Caption Hide Caption USDA says November SNAP payments to be completed nationwide by Monday SNAP payments delayed by the shutdown will resume, with USDA aiming to get all November benefits to recipients by Monday.

Nov

15th

2025

05:49

Who is most at risk for lung cancer?

Who is most at risk for lung cancer? Show Caption Hide Caption Lung cancer survival rates are increasing, but disparities remain New data from the American Lung Association shows an increase in survival rates for lung cancer patients jumping 22% over the last five years.

Nov

9th

2025

19:04

Regulatory and Legal, CT_Monitor Company

Senate Democrats reach bipartisan deal that could end government shutdown

A bipartisan deal has been reached that could end the government shutdown, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. The source tells Scripps News that the deal was led by Senators Angus King, Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan — all of whom previously served as governors — and there are now enough Democratic caucus members in support of the plan to move it forward.

Nov

9th

2025

11:52

CT_Monitor Company

Trump admin tells states to 'immediately undo any steps taken' to provide full SNAP benefits

The Trump administration has ordered states to "immediately undo any steps" that were taken to provide full November benefits to millions of low-income Americans through the Supplemental and Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), claiming that the move was "unauthorized." According to a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) memo that was sent out late Saturday and obtained by Scripps News, the Trump administration also threatened to cancel federal funding for states who did not abide by the order.

Nov

9th

2025

11:52

CT_Monitor Company

Trump admin tells states to 'immediately undo any steps taken' to provide full SNAP benefits

The Trump administration has ordered states to "immediately undo any steps" that were taken to provide full November benefits to millions of low-income Americans through the Supplemental and Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), claiming that the move was "unauthorized." According to a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) memo that was sent out late Saturday and obtained by Scripps News, the Trump administration also threatened to cancel federal funding for states who did not abide by the order.

Nov

6th

2025

14:37

CT_Monitor Company

Press Release: Senator Mark Kelly Urges Republicans to Negotiate Solutions for Rising Healthcare Premiums and Government Shutdown

Senator Mark Kelly discusses urgency for Congress to address rising healthcare costs and government shutdown issues on Scripps News. Quiver AI Summary Senator Kelly addresses health care costs: In a recent interview with Scripps News, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly discussed the urgent need for Congress to address rising health care premiums, stating, "These are skyrocketing costs...

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Nov

6th

2025

00:15

'We are in uncharted territory:' Agriculture secretary says SNAP benefits could dry up due to the shutdown

The government is reaffirming this week that it will tap into contingency funds to at least partially support SNAP benefits for November, after being compelled by the courts to do so. But Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is warning that the program does not have funds available to extend benefits past November.

Nov

4th

2025

14:59

Premium Pain: Turning 26 brings loss of coverage for many young adults as costs rise

As open enrollment begins for millions of Americans, young adults who have aged out of their parents' health insurance plans are confronting what advocates call a "health insurance cliff" — a sharp drop-off in affordable coverage options that could leave many without protection.

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